Flick has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). This page is our published standard for users, reviewers, and authorities.
Last updated: November 3, 2026
Flick ("we", "our", or "us") does not allow, host, or facilitate child sexual abuse material or the sexual exploitation of minors. We design the product for social questions between friends — not for sexual content, and never for anything involving children.
These standards apply to all Flick apps, websites, and related services. They sit alongside our Terms and Privacy Policy.
Flick is not directed at children.
If we learn that an underage account was created in violation of these rules, we remove the account and associated personal data as described in our Privacy Policy.
The following are strictly prohibited:
Profile text, comments, answers, shares, and any other user-generated content are covered. Attempting to bypass filters or create accounts to continue abuse after enforcement is also prohibited.
Anyone can report a child-safety concern:
Reports related to imminent harm should also be made to local emergency services. In the United States, CSAM can additionally be reported to the NCMEC CyberTipline.
We review child-safety reports as a priority. Where a violation is confirmed, we may:
Ordinary objectionable-content reports are reviewed within 24 hours under our Terms. Child-safety reports are treated as urgent and escalated accordingly.
Flick complies with applicable child-safety laws. Where we have a legal obligation to report CSAM or related exploitation, we do so to the appropriate regional or national authorities and cooperate with lawful requests.
For questions about these standards, CSAM prevention practices, or a child-safety report:
A member of the Flick team will respond. For Google Play developer compliance questions tied to this listing, the developer-account contact may also be used.