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Our standards, the tools you control, and how to report something that doesn't belong on Dailies.
These rules apply to every daily, album, profile and message on Dailies. Content or accounts that break them can be removed.
Never allowed. We remove it and report it.
Sexual or explicit content is not allowed.
No attacks on people for who they are.
No threats, violence or support for violent groups.
No targeting, threatening or intimidating other people.
No content that encourages or glorifies self-harm.
No fake engagement, fraud or misleading offers.
Don't pretend to be someone else.
No selling drugs, weapons or other regulated goods.
Don't share other people's private information.
No misleading content that could cause harm.
Don't post content you have no right to share.
You decide who can reach you and what you see.
Block someone to cut off contact with them.
Hide a person's dailies from your feed without blocking them.
Mute messages from someone so they stop interrupting you.
Report a person or a daily that breaks our standards.
Messages from people you don't know arrive as requests you can review.
Choose who can mention or repost you, and hide read receipts, your online status and daily replies.
Use the report option on a profile or on a daily. You can also email us. Here is what happens next.
Choose a reason and add details if you like. Reports are confidential, and we don't tell the person you reported who filed it.
Our team looks at the report and the content or account involved.
We can remove content, warn or suspend an account, or end it, as our Terms allow.
Serious cases go to a senior reviewer. Illegal content is reported to the authorities where the law requires.
Dailies, made by Zareph Core, Inc., has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These standards apply to every daily, album, profile, message and other content on Dailies.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services. If you or someone you know is thinking about self-harm, please reach out to local emergency services or a crisis service in your country.