Immediate danger: contact local emergency services. Do not download, forward or email suspected child sexual abuse material. Report the account or message directly in Fline.
Zero tolerance for child exploitation
Fline explicitly prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This includes grooming, sextortion, trafficking, soliciting sexual content from a minor, sexualization of minors, and arranging inappropriate contact with a child. Violations may result in immediate content removal, account restriction or permanent banning.
Other prohibited conduct
- harassment, bullying, stalking, credible threats or incitement to violence;
- non-consensual intimate imagery or sexual exploitation;
- hate, fraud, impersonation, scams, spam and malicious links;
- illegal goods, trafficking, dangerous activity or infringement of another person's rights.
How to report
- Open the contact, message, attachment or active call menu.
- Select Report, choose the reason and add concise details.
- Optionally block the person immediately.
- Track the reference and review status under Profile → Settings → Safety centre → My reports.
You may also contact the designated Fline child-safety contact at flinecallapp@gmail.com. Do not attach illegal imagery to email.
Review and enforcement
Reports are assessed according to their urgency and available evidence. Fline may remove content, restrict functionality, suspend or permanently ban accounts, preserve records needed for an investigation, and notify affected users when appropriate. We take action after obtaining actual knowledge of prohibited material.
Child-safety reporting
Fline maintains a process to escalate confirmed apparent CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children or the relevant regional authority as required by applicable law. The designated safety contact is positioned to respond to Google Play notifications and coordinate enforcement.
Privacy and misuse prevention
Reports are confidential and visible only to the reporter and authorized reviewers. Knowingly false, retaliatory or abusive reports may themselves lead to enforcement. Report records are retained only as needed for safety, enforcement, legal compliance and appeals.