Child Safety Standards
URBANDINKR's standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation, and how to report it.
Last updated November 6, 2026
Our standard
URBANDINKR, published on Google Play by craaazy.dev, does not allow child sexual abuse or exploitation of any kind. This covers child sexual abuse material, sexualizing a minor, grooming, sextortion and trafficking.
The rule applies everywhere in the app: profiles, direct and group chats, photos, comments, sessions, leagues and Urban AI.
Adults only
You must be 18 or over to use URBANDINKR, and you confirm this when you set up your profile. We don't collect birth dates or check IDs, so we rely on people telling us. If you believe someone under 18 has an account, report them. We remove accounts of people under 18 when we learn of them.
How to report it
If a child is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local police first.
In the app: use Report on a player's profile, a chat message, a comment, a session or an Urban AI reply, and pick "Sexual content or child safety". Reports are private, and we don't tell the person who reported them.
Without an account: use our contact form and pick "Child safety or another safety concern". This is also our contact for child safety questions.
Don't send us or re-share images of abuse, even to report them. Describe where you saw it, such as the player's handle or the chat.
You can also go straight to the authorities: in the Philippines, the PNP Women and Children Protection Center or the National Bureau of Investigation. Outside the Philippines, your local police or a national hotline.
What we do
- Our admins review reports in a private queue.
- We remove the content and suspend the account. A suspended person can't rejoin with the same Google account, even after deleting their account.
- Where we find apparent child sexual abuse material or exploitation, we report it to the authorities as the law requires, including the Philippine Anti-OSAEC and Anti-CSAEM Act (Republic Act No. 11930).
Tools you can use
You can block any player from their profile or from a chat. Direct messages from someone new wait as a request until you accept. Match photos stay private to the players in that match unless every player chooses to make them public.