DatingNow — Child Safety Standards

Last updated: September 13, 2026

DatingNow is operated by SYSTEMAKE S.A.C., registered at Cal. Cesar Vallejo Mza. 41 Lote 13, A.H. Municipal Chillon (frente a las Revisiones Tecnicas), Lima, Peru.

This page sets out our standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). It is published here because Google Play requires every dating and social app to publish these standards at a public address — but the reason they exist is simpler than that. DatingNow is a service for adults meeting adults. A minor on this app is not an edge case to be managed; it is a failure to be ended.

1. Nobody under 18. No exceptions.

DatingNow is for adults only. You may not create an account, or use the app, if you are under 18.

We ask for your date of birth during sign-up, and the date picker will not let you choose a date less than 18 years ago — the restriction is built into the control, not left to a warning you can click past.

If we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18, we delete the account and its data. We do not ask them to confirm their age first, and we do not wait for a second report.

2. Content and conduct we prohibit

The following are banned outright, and an account that produces any of them is removed:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM), in any form, whether photographed, drawn or generated.
• Sexual content involving, or sexualising, anyone under 18.
• Soliciting, grooming, or attempting to meet a minor.
• Presenting a minor as an adult, including on a profile created on their behalf.
• Sharing or requesting sexual content from someone you have reason to believe is a minor.

Enforcement is not graduated for these. There is no warning, no strike, and no appeal window before removal.

3. How to report a child safety concern

Inside the app: Profile → Safety & Info → Report a Problem → Child safety. It is the first category on the list, deliberately: somebody who needs it should not have to decide which other label their report fits under. You can attach a screenshot. You can also report a specific account from inside a conversation, using Report in the chat menu.

By email, including if you cannot or do not want to use the app: gianfrancogutierrez12@gmail.com

A report does not require an account, and it does not require you to be the person affected.

4. What we do when we receive one

1. We act on the account first. Suspected child safety reports are handled ahead of every other report type, and the account is restricted while we look — we do not leave it running during the review. 2. We preserve the evidence. We retain the reported content and the associated account data as required to support a report to the authorities, even when the account is deleted. 3. We report to the authorities. Where we identify apparent child sexual abuse material, we report it to the competent authority. For Peru, that is the Policía Nacional del Perú and the Ministerio Público. Where the applicable jurisdiction requires reporting to a national body such as NCMEC (United States), we report there as well. 4. We do not negotiate. We do not restore accounts removed for child safety reasons, and we do not disclose to a removed account who reported it.

5. Our designated contact

Questions about our CSAE compliance and prevention practices — including from regulators, platforms, researchers and law enforcement — go to:

gianfrancogutierrez12@gmail.com

This is a monitored address and the person behind it can speak to how these standards are applied in practice.

6. Legal compliance

We comply with the child safety laws that apply to us, and with Google Play's Child Safety Standards policy and its Inappropriate Content policy. Where a legal obligation and this page ever disagree, the legal obligation governs and this page gets corrected.

*This page is served at a fixed public address and is not user-editable. Its source is version-controlled with the app, so every change to it is dated and attributable.*