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REON INFRASOFT LLP (LLPIN ACP-6873) has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and for child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This standard applies to every product we operate, to our staff and contractors, and to anyone using our services.

This is a company-wide policy. Each product also publishes its own child safety standards:

Shaadi Nest — Child Safety Standards

1. Prohibited conduct and content

Across all Reon products, it is prohibited to create, generate, upload, request, share, promote, store or distribute content that sexually exploits, abuses or endangers a child. This includes, without limitation:

2. Generative AI: an explicit standard

Cine Studio generates video. We treat the generation of prohibited material as no different from uploading it.

Synthetic material depicting a minor sexually is CSAM. It is treated as such, reported as such, and never excused as “not a real child”.

3. Age requirements

4. Reporting

Anyone can report suspected child exploitation involving our products:

Please include enough detail for us to locate the account or content. Do not download, forward or redistribute suspected CSAM — describe it and give us the location instead.

5. How we respond

We review reports promptly. Depending on findings we may:

We act on credible reports even where a violation has not yet been confirmed, prioritising child safety over account continuity.

6. Internal accountability

A designated member of Reon's leadership is responsible for child safety compliance, for the handling of reports, and for statutory reporting obligations. Staff and contractors who encounter suspected CSAE material in the course of their work must escalate it immediately and must not copy or share it.

7. Legal framework

We comply with applicable Indian law, including the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and the Information Technology Act and rules made under it, alongside the child safety requirements of the platforms we distribute through.

8. Changes

We review this policy regularly. The effective date above reflects the current version.