Safety

Report Content

We do not watch what our users film, so a report from you is the only way we learn that something is wrong. This is that route.

If a child is in immediate danger, do not start here. In India call 112 (emergency) or 1098 (Childline). Report online offences at cybercrime.gov.in. Then tell us as well, so we can preserve the material and act on our side — but the call comes first, and it does not need our permission.

Tell us what is wrong

You do not need an account, and you do not need to be the person affected. Nothing is sent until you press the button.

This is an under-18 content safety concern Tick this for anything involving the safety of a child, footage that sexualises or endangers a minor, or an adult misusing a youth club’s account. It flags the report so it is separated from ordinary support mail. If you are unsure, tick it — nobody has ever been told off for over-reporting a child’s safety. Where is it? Club or team name, the match name and date, and the clip or presentation if you know it. What is wrong with it? Are you the person filmed, or their parent or guardian? This changes what we are able to do, so it is worth saying. Your email We need a way to reach you. Most reports turn on one detail we have to ask about before we can act, and without an address the report stops at whatever you managed to type here. We will also tell you what we did about it.

Please do not attach or send us the footage itself. Tell us where it is and we will locate it. Sending it creates another copy of the exact material at issue, which helps nobody and may itself be unlawful. For the same reason this page accepts no file uploads.

What happens next

This page does not promise when your report will be opened.

Ticking the box tags the report [SAFEGUARDING], which separates it from ordinary support mail.
To act on a report we may have to view the specific material it names. We do not routinely inspect footage; a report, a technical or security incident, or a lawful order are the only circumstances in which we look at it.
Suspected material involving a child is reported to the police without delay. Under §19 of the POCSO Act 2012 that duty falls on us personally the moment we know of or suspect an offence, and failing to report is itself an offence under §21. It is not conditional on our having chosen to look, we cannot contract out of it, and nothing else on this site overrides it. §67B of the Information Technology Act 2000 applies alongside it.
Privacy law limits what we can tell you about someone else’s account.

By sending a report you accept that, where it involves a child, it may be passed to the police, to cybercrime.gov.in or to a child protection authority — with or without your contact details. A report is an allegation and we treat it as one; deliberately false reports are a breach of our Terms §5.

Not a content report? A bug or a billing question belongs in Contact. Send it here anyway if you are unsure.