Daaymn
Dating & Local Singles

Child Safety Standards

Our published standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) for the Daaymn: Dating & Local Singles application, published by Daaymn.co.

Last updated: 21 July 2026

Zero tolerance. Daaymn is an adults-only (18+) dating service. We have a zero-tolerance policy toward child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and any form of child endangerment. Minors are strictly prohibited from creating an account or using Daaymn, and any content or conduct that sexualises, exploits, or endangers a child is forbidden and will be removed and reported to the appropriate authorities.

1. Who we are

App: Daaymn: Dating & Local Singles
Developer: Daaymn.co
Audience: Adults aged 18 and over only.

Daaymn connects consenting adults for dating and social interaction. Because our service involves user profiles, messaging, and user-generated content, we maintain the safeguards below to keep the platform free of child sexual abuse and exploitation material (CSAM) and any behaviour that endangers minors.

2. Our standards against CSAE

The following are strictly prohibited on Daaymn, without exception:

Violation of these standards results in immediate account termination, preservation of relevant evidence, and reporting to law enforcement and the relevant child-protection bodies.

3. How we prevent and respond to CSAE

Age assurance

Detection & moderation

In-app reporting

Action on violations

4. Legal compliance

Daaymn complies with applicable child-safety and anti-CSAE laws in the jurisdictions in which it operates, and cooperates with law enforcement and child-protection agencies. We align our practices with recognised child-safety frameworks and report apparent CSAE as required by law.

5. Child Safety point of contact

To report suspected child sexual abuse or exploitation involving Daaymn, or for any child-safety enquiry, contact our dedicated point of contact:

Email: daaymnco@gmail.com

We review child-safety reports on a priority basis. If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.