Find Them Child Safety Standards

Last updated September 30, 2026

Find Them helps neighbors find missing children, adults in someone's care, and lost pets. Keeping children safe is the reason the app exists. We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

If a child is in danger right now, call 911.

What is never allowed

Any image, video, text or link that sexualizes a minor, including child sexual abuse material.
Grooming, sexual solicitation or sexual messages to or about a minor, and sextortion.
Child trafficking, or offering or seeking access to a child.
Using a post or a sighting to find, follow, contact or harm a child, or posting a child who is not missing.

How the app protects children

Find Them is for ages 13 and older.
Only a parent, guardian, family member or caregiver can post a missing person. For a missing person, the app asks them to call 911 first and confirm a police report.
Sightings go privately to the person who posted, never public.
There is no private messaging between users.
Posts end on their own after 14 days unless kept up. When someone is found, one tap takes the post down and deletes its photos and sightings.

How to report a concern

In the app: open the post and tap Report. You can also block a person so you no longer see their posts or sightings.
By email: happydead313@gmail.com, subject "Find Them child safety".

What we do

Reports are reviewed by the administrator. Child safety reports are handled first.
Content that breaks these standards is removed, and the account is banned permanently: its posts are hidden and its sign-in is turned off.
Child sexual abuse material is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline, as U.S. law requires, and preserved for law enforcement.
We cooperate with law enforcement and follow the child safety laws that apply to us.

Child safety contact

The Find Them developer is the child safety point of contact and can speak to Find Them's CSAM prevention practices: happydead313@gmail.com.

You can also report child sexual exploitation directly to NCMEC at report.cybertip.org or 1-800-843-5678.