Inki Child Safety Standards

Last updated: October 9, 2026

This page explains how Inki (hereinafter referred to as the "App") helps prevent Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE), and how users can report child safety concerns to us.

1. App Information

App name: Inki Life: Tattoo Try-On (Inki)

Package name: com.studio.inkfolio

Developer: Aukchin Team

2. How the App Works

Inki can be used without an account. By default the App generates an anonymous device identifier; sign-in (Google, Apple, or phone number) is optional and used to carry a user's own profile and submissions across devices. The App has the following user-facing features:

• Shared design library: users browse tattoo designs, and may submit their own photos to that library. Submitted photos become publicly visible to all users of the App.
• Camera-based “Try-On” preview: processed entirely on the user's own device; Try-On results are not uploaded to our servers unless the user separately chooses to submit them.
• Designer profiles: each official design is attributed to a designer, and users can open that designer's profile page to see their published work and public profile details.
• One-to-one chat with a designer: from a designer's profile or design, a user may start a private conversation with that designer and send text, voice messages, and photos. Chat is only ever between a user and a designer — there is no user-to-user chat, and no group or public chat.
• One-to-one video call with a designer: from an existing conversation, a user may start a real-time video call with that designer. Calls are relayed in real time and are not recorded or stored by us.

Because the App allows user-submitted photo content and private communication with designers, we apply the zero-tolerance CSAE standards described below to all of these surfaces — library submissions, chat (text, voice, and photos), and video calls.

3. Measures to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE)

Inki maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). We take the following measures to prevent, detect, and respond to CSAE-related content:

3.1 Prohibited Content

• The App strictly prohibits any content involving child sexual abuse or exploitation, including but not limited to: sexual content involving minors, sexualized depictions of minors, and any attempts to exploit children in any way.
• Users may not use the App to submit, search for, share, or request any content related to child sexual abuse or exploitation.
• These prohibitions apply equally to library submissions and to private chat and video calls with designers. Enforcement acts on the specific content and, where necessary, on the anonymous device identifier or signed-in account associated with it — for example by removing the content and blocking that device identifier or account from further submissions.

3.2 Content Review and Enforcement

• Automated screening of submitted images. Photos submitted to the shared design library are automatically scanned by an image-classification service shortly after submission, and images flagged by that scan are taken down from the library. We state plainly how this works: publication is not blocked while the scan runs, the scan covers images only (not text, voice, or video), and it is therefore a safety net rather than a substitute for review.
• User reports and our own review. We review content reported through the in-app reporting tool or by email (see Section 4), and we also review the shared design library ourselves.
• Chat and video calls. Messages exchanged with designers (text, voice, and photos) are retained so that reported conversations can be reviewed, and a record of each video call (participants, duration, and timestamp) is retained for the same purpose. Video and audio themselves are relayed in real time and are not recorded by us, so a call can only be acted on from a report, from the call record, or from what a participant preserves and sends us.
• When we identify or are notified of suspected CSAE content, we remove it as soon as reasonably practicable, and may preserve evidence to cooperate with relevant authorities where required or permitted by law.

4. Reporting Child Safety Concerns

We encourage users to promptly report any content that may involve child sexual abuse or exploitation. You can reach us through the following channel:

• In the App (no need to leave the App): open the design, the designer's profile, or the conversation in question and use Report. Choose a reason — the available reasons include Nudity or sexual content, Violence, Harassment, Spam, and Copyright, plus Other — and you may add a free-text note describing the problem. For child safety concerns, please pick the closest reason and describe the issue in the note. The same menu also offers Block, which immediately stops that designer's content from appearing to you.
• Email: Report child safety concerns by emailing us at sherkhanvideos9@icloud.com. Please include a description of the content and, if possible, a screenshot so we can locate and remove it quickly.

4.1 How We Handle Reports

After receiving a report related to child safety or CSAE, we will:

• Review the reported content as soon as reasonably practicable.
• Remove content that violates this policy — whether it was submitted to the design library or sent in a private conversation — and take enforcement action against the associated device identifier or account where appropriate, which may include blocking further submissions and suspending access to chat and calls.
• Retain relevant data and records where required by law or regulatory obligations, to support subsequent audits or investigations.

5. Legal Compliance and Cooperation with Authorities

Inki is committed to complying with the child safety laws and regulations applicable in the regions where the App is made available, including laws that prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation and laws that require reporting of suspected CSAE content.

Where required by applicable law, we may report suspected child sexual abuse or exploitation content to the relevant authorities or child protection organizations, and will cooperate with law-enforcement investigations in a lawful manner.

6. Continuous Improvement

As Inki grows, we will continue to review and improve our content moderation tools and processes to better protect users and prevent CSAE. We may update this page from time to time to reflect new measures.

7. Contact Information

If you have any questions about these child safety standards, or would like to report a concern, contact us at:

Email: sherkhanvideos9@icloud.com