Anti-Exploitation

Anti-Exploitation & Anti-Trafficking Policy

TrystGram has a zero-tolerance policy on human trafficking, the sexual exploitation of minors, and any form of coercion or non-consensual activity. This policy applies to every user, on every page, with no exceptions.

What is strictly prohibited

  • Any content depicting or referencing anyone under 18.
  • Profiles or messages indicating a person is being controlled, threatened or trafficked.
  • Non-consensual intimate imagery, including "revenge" content.
  • Recording, photographing or streaming another user without explicit consent.
  • Coercion, blackmail, debt bondage or any form of forced labour.
  • Recruiting, transporting or harbouring people for sexual exploitation.

How we enforce

  • Identity verification with government ID and a live selfie before a profile can earn a verified badge.
  • Automated screening of uploaded media for age, duplication and known abuse signatures.
  • Human moderation of every verification request and every escalated report.
  • Immediate removal of any account found in violation, plus a permanent device-level ban.
  • Cooperation with law enforcement including preservation of evidence and disclosure where legally compelled.

How to report

If you see anything that suggests trafficking, exploitation, or a minor on the Platform, please report it immediately. Every report is treated as urgent.

  • In-app: tap Report on any profile or message.
  • Use our support page to contact the team.
  • If a person is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.

External help by region

If someone is in immediate danger, contact the emergency service for your location before contacting TrystGram. Numbers vary by country and can change; use official government or law-enforcement websites for current guidance.

  • United States: Call 911. For suspected trafficking, contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733.
  • European Union and United Kingdom: Call 112 for emergencies in the EU, or 999/112 in the UK. Use local anti-trafficking services listed by official authorities.
  • Brazil: Call 190 for immediate police assistance or use Brazil's official Disque 100 human-rights reporting channel.
  • Australia and other regions: Call the local emergency number and contact the relevant national anti-trafficking or child-protection authority.

We will never charge a fee to remove illegal content. If anyone claims otherwise, report it immediately.