Content Moderation Policy and Procedures

This policy applies to clips, posts, profile media, metadata, messages reported for review, creator and performer records, and other user-submitted material on RevealThis. It describes the controls used to prevent prohibited content from being published or monetized and the procedure followed when content is reported or reconsidered.

Moderation supports, but does not replace, creator responsibility. Creators must submit lawful content, identify every depicted person, maintain valid rights and consent, and cooperate with verification, complaints, and investigations.

RevealThis permits lawful, consensual adult content only where required identity, adult-age, ownership, and release evidence is complete. The prohibited-content standards in our Content & Safety Policy apply to every submission.

Content involving or appearing to involve a child, child sexual abuse material, non-consensual intimate material, coercion, trafficking, exploitation, incest themes, sexualized violence, hidden-camera material, or another serious legal or safety risk is prohibited. Metadata, captions, thumbnails, links, and messages may be considered alongside the media itself.

Uploaded media is held in controlled storage while required processing and security checks complete. A successful technical or malware scan does not constitute content approval.

Before monetized adult content can go live, RevealThis may verify the creator's approved onboarding status, the identity and adult age of depicted performers, signed release coverage, the link between each visible performer and the submission, and compliance with prohibited-content rules.

Submissions with missing, expired, revoked, inconsistent, or unresolved evidence remain blocked or are returned for correction. Content requiring staff review does not become public merely because it was uploaded successfully.

RevealThis uses structured status checks, metadata and keyword risk signals, upload-security results, account history, complaints, and prior moderation outcomes to help route work. These controls support triage; they do not make an unsupported claim that all media is automatically understood or that automated screening replaces human judgment.

Authorized reviewers may approve, reject, return for correction, restrict, take down, or escalate content. High-risk cases may require additional identity, consent, performer-match, legal, safeguarding, payment, or management review.

A reviewer must not resolve moderation work tied to their own creator account. Access to sensitive identity, consent, and reported-message evidence is limited by staff role and legitimate need.

Anyone may report suspected illegal, non-consensual, infringing, or policy-violating material without making a purchase. A report should identify the relevant URL, account, and concern without downloading or sending unnecessary copies of suspected illegal or intimate material.

Where a report indicates possible CSAM, underage content, non-consensual content, trafficking, credible threats, or another serious risk, RevealThis may restrict access immediately while the review continues. Related publishing, messaging, purchasing, balance, or payout functions may also be restricted where necessary to prevent harm or preserve the integrity of an investigation.

Reports can be submitted through the Complaints & Content Removal process or to complaints@revealthis.com.

Reviewers consider the submitted material, creator and performer status, linked releases, relevant account history, report information, prior decisions, and any additional evidence reasonably required. The outcome and material reason are recorded.

RevealThis may keep content blocked, request corrections, remove content, suspend or terminate accounts, restrict payments or payouts, preserve evidence, notify affected persons where appropriate, or refer suspected crimes to competent authorities.

Creators and affected persons may submit relevant evidence or challenge a decision through the complaints process. Content remains restricted where necessary while an appeal or evidence gap is unresolved. Appeals are reviewed by authorized personnel who can reconsider the evidence and enforcement outcome.

Moderation records may include the submission and account identifiers, risk indicators, linked performer and release records, report details, reviewer, timestamps, decision, reason, enforcement actions, appeal information, and disclosures. Relevant records are retained for at least five years, or longer where law, safeguarding, processor requirements, disputes, or a legal hold require it.

Sensitive evidence is handled on a need-to-know basis. Staff access to protected evidence and material moderation actions is logged. Personnel must avoid unnecessary copying of suspected illegal or intimate material and use approved internal access paths.

Personnel responsible for moderation, compliance, support, disputes, or safety receive role-appropriate procedures and escalation guidance. Access is capability-based and may require additional authentication.

RevealThis reviews moderation queues, decision quality, complaints, urgent cases, evidence gaps, and material control failures. This policy is reviewed at least annually and after a significant incident, legal change, or material change to the service or moderation process.