Child Safety Policy

The general public website may contain music and information that families can view, but interactive community services are not intended for children under 13. A known child under 13 must not create a community account, submit public posts or comments, enroll in marketing, use professional submission forms intended for adults, or use private messaging features intended for older users.

A person under the age of legal majority may use age-appropriate public features only where applicable law, platform rules, and parental or guardian requirements permit. A minor may not enter a binding record, licensing, booking, sponsorship, employment, or similar agreement without legally sufficient authority.

If a minor wants to submit music, the operator may require a parent or legal guardian to provide contact information, permission, identity or authority verification, and participation before evaluation proceeds beyond an initial non-binding review. The site should minimize collection of data from the minor and communicate primarily with the authorized adult where appropriate.

Grooming, sexual solicitation of minors, trafficking, child sexual abuse material, sexual extortion, requests for sexual images, sexualized manipulation of a minor's image, or facilitation of child abuse is prohibited.

Minors should not publicly post school schedules, home addresses, precise routine locations, private phone numbers, passwords, financial information, government identifiers, or other data that creates unnecessary safety risk. The operator may remove such information even when the minor posted it voluntarily.

The service should not knowingly configure personalized advertising directed to a child in a way prohibited by applicable law or Google publisher rules. If a feature becomes directed to children or the operator acquires actual knowledge triggering a children's privacy law, the product and consent model must be reassessed before continued processing.

Reports concerning child exploitation or imminent safety threats should be prioritized and preserved appropriately. Safety contact: safety@mrblindbandit.net. A report should include enough information to identify the relevant account or content without unnecessarily redistributing illegal or exploitative material.

A parent or legal guardian who believes the service holds prohibited personal information about a child may contact privacy@mrblindbandit.net. Reasonable verification of parental or guardian authority may be requested before disclosing account information or making changes.

The operator may preserve relevant account information and report suspected child sexual exploitation or other conduct when required or permitted by applicable law. The operator should avoid unnecessary viewing, duplication, or redistribution of illegal material and should maintain an internal escalation process.

New community, messaging, live-streaming, upload, recommendation, or social features should receive a child-safety review before launch. The review should consider discoverability, direct contact, age signals, privacy defaults, reporting, blocking, moderation staffing, harmful-content pathways, and whether additional age assurance is required.