Children and Minors
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qypu is for adults running businesses. We do not target children, and posts may show a child only with a parent's or guardian's written consent.
The short version
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- Only adults (18 or over) may use qypu. (Full text, section 1)
- We do not knowingly collect data from children, and we do not target content at under-16s. (Section 2)
- A post may show a real child only with written consent from a parent or guardian, and never with their full name, school, or location. (Section 3)
- We never generate realistic images of children, and never sexual or harmful content involving minors. (Section 4)
- If you think we hold a child's data by mistake, tell us and we will delete it. (Section 5)
Full text
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1. Adults only
Authorised Users must be at least 18 years old.
2. No targeting of children
2.1 qypu is not directed at children. We do not set out to collect personal information from children under 13 (US COPPA), or from children under the age of digital consent in their country.
2.2 Customers must not use qypu to create content aimed at, or to collect data from, people under 16, and must use platform audience settings to exclude under-18s where the content is age-restricted (for example, alcohol).
3. Real children in content
3.1 A business may include a real child in a photo or video (for example, at a family event) only if:
- a parent or guardian has given written consent for that specific use, recorded in qypu;
- the post does not show the child's full name, school, home, or real-time location; and
- the content is not sexual, humiliating, or harmful.
3.2 The customer must remove the content promptly if consent is withdrawn.
4. AI and minors
4.1 We do not generate realistic images, video, or voices of children.
4.2 Our Checks block any content that sexualises or endangers minors. We report child sexual abuse material to the relevant authorities (for example, NCMEC in the US, the IWF in the UK, and the eSafety Commissioner in Australia) and preserve evidence as the law requires.
5. If we hold a child's data
Email [CONTACT EMAIL]. We will delete it promptly, unless the law requires us to keep it.
Change log
- 2026-10-10 · 0.1.0 · First draft.
Open questions for counsel
We publish these while the page is a draft, so you can see what is not settled yet.
- COPPA amended rule (2025): confirm no "mixed audience" issues for customers in child-related businesses (tutoring, toy shops).
- UK Age Appropriate Design Code and the Online Safety Act 2023: confirm qypu is not "likely to be accessed by children".
- Australian Children's Online Privacy Code (OAIC, due by December 2026) and the social media minimum age law (under-16s).
- Mandatory reporting duties for CSAM differ by jurisdiction; confirm the escalation path.
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