FishTok Child Safety Standards

Last updated: 14 August 2026

FishTok UK operates the FishTok Android app and fishtok.org. These standards apply to all FishTok users, content, messages, voice/video calls and live streams.

Zero tolerance: FishTok strictly prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, trafficking, sexualisation of minors, or any content or behaviour that endangers a child. We do not allow users to create, upload, share, request, promote or distribute this material.

How to report a concern

Users can report a concern in the FishTok app through Profile > Settings & Privacy > Child Safety & Report. You can also use the FishTok Support Centre below. Select Child Safety / CSAM Report and provide the account name, link or other relevant information. Do not download, save, forward or share suspected CSAM.

Report a child-safety concern

Our response

We review credible safety reports promptly. Where we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM or CSAE, we act as appropriate under applicable law, which may include removing content, suspending or permanently banning accounts, preserving relevant records, and reporting confirmed material to the relevant authorities or child-safety organisations.

Moderation and prevention

FishTok’s Community Rules prohibit sexual content involving minors, exploitation, harassment and harmful behaviour.
Users can block or mute other users in the app.
We investigate reports and take action against content or accounts that breach our rules or the law.
We cooperate with lawful requests and follow applicable child-safety laws and reporting obligations.

Child Safety Point of Contact

FishTok Child Safety Team: support@fishtok.co.uk. This point of contact can receive and act on child-safety notifications, including notifications from Google Play. For urgent danger, contact local emergency services or law enforcement first.