BUNNYY
Bunnyy · Safety First

Child Safety Standards

Bunnyy’s published child safety standards apply to the Bunnyy application and all features it provides, including AI image and video creation, face swap, virtual try-on, prompts, uploads, and generated media. Bunnyy is intended for adults aged 18 and older.

Zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE)
Bunnyy expressly prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sexual solicitation of minors, sextortion, trafficking, and any attempt to sexualize, exploit, or endanger a child. These prohibitions apply to prompts, uploads, generated images or videos, text, and any other use of Bunnyy.

1. Age requirements

Bunnyy is for adults aged 18 or older. Anyone under 18 may not register for, access, or use Bunnyy, including its AI image or video tools, face-swap features, and virtual try-on features. We do not knowingly permit children to use the service.

2. Prohibited child sexual abuse and exploitation

The following conduct is strictly prohibited on Bunnyy, whether attempted, requested, created, uploaded, shared, or facilitated through any feature:

These are functional, enforceable standards for use of the Bunnyy application. Violations may result in content removal, feature restrictions, account suspension or termination, and reporting to relevant authorities or child-safety organizations where appropriate or legally required.

3. In-app user feedback and reporting

Bunnyy provides an in-app user feedback/reporting mechanism so users can submit a concern without leaving the application. Open Settings → Feedback & reports to report a child-safety concern about a prompt, template, upload, generated image or video, or other use of the service.

  1. Open Settings → Feedback & reports in Bunnyy.
  2. Select Child safety concern; other relevant issue types may also be selected. Details and related content are optional. If available, include non-illegal identifying context such as a template name, creation ID, content location, or nickname. Do not download, capture, copy, forward, or redistribute suspected illegal material to make a report.
  3. Tap Submit to send the report in the app. You may also contact the child-safety contact below if you need to follow up.

Reports can include concerns about suspected CSAM, sexual exploitation of minors, grooming, or other conduct prohibited by these standards. Please do not attach or send suspected CSAM by email.

4. How Bunnyy handles CSAM reports

Bunnyy takes reports of suspected CSAM and CSAE seriously. When a report is received, we will review the available information and take appropriate action consistent with applicable law and our safety procedures. We comply with applicable child-safety laws. When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM, we promptly remove or disable access to it. We maintain a process to report confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional authority, as required by applicable law. Depending on the circumstances, additional actions may include:

We do not permit users to use Bunnyy to create, request, store, or distribute CSAM. Do not send suspected illegal content to our support email. If a child is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

5. Other safety expectations

6. Child-safety contact

For child-safety questions or to follow up on a report, contact our designated child-safety contact:

Application: Bunnyy

Child Safety Contact: Bunnyy Child Safety Team

Email: kkroos498@gmail.com

The designated child-safety contact is responsible for receiving and coordinating the review of reports, responding to Google Play about our CSAE prevention practices, and overseeing CSAM removal and legally required reporting.

Please include a concise description of the concern and relevant non-illegal identifying context, such as a template name or creation ID if available. Do not attach, copy, or forward suspected CSAM.

7. Compliance and updates

Bunnyy will maintain these published standards and apply them to the service. We will review and update them as needed to reflect changes in our features, safety practices, or applicable child-safety laws and regulations.