Child Safety Standards
Drop: Explore a richer world is operated by DROP APPLICATION LLC. This page reproduces the child-safety, reporting, and authority-cooperation provisions from our Community Guidelines and Safety Policy, effective October 28, 2026. The full Guidelines apply to public and private content, profiles, comments, messages, and other activities connected with DROP.
Prohibited sexual content and child exploitation
Pornography, explicit sexual activity, exposed genitals, and other prohibited nudity are not allowed. Sexual exploitation, grooming, sextortion, nonconsensual intimate images (including manipulated or synthetic depictions), child sexual abuse material, and sexualization of minors are strictly prohibited. Do not download, forward, or attach suspected child sexual abuse material to reports or emails; report the account or content identifier instead. Drop may also restrict sexually suggestive material that is unsuitable for the Service.
Reporting violations
Users may report a Drop through the available in-app “Report this Drop” control. For concerns involving a profile, message, account, comment, location, or other matter without a suitable reporting control, email support@dropapplication.com. Provide the relevant account or Drop identifier, approximate time, and a concise description. Do not return to an unsafe place to gather evidence.
Reports should be made in good faith. Knowingly false, retaliatory, or malicious reports are prohibited; an honest mistake is not a violation. The normal report interface does not display the reporter’s identity to the reported user, but reports are not anonymous to Drop, and confidentiality cannot be guaranteed against inference or lawful disclosure. Submission of a report does not mean it has already been reviewed or that an email notification has been delivered. Drop cannot guarantee a particular outcome or response time.
Do not send passwords, authentication codes, suspected child sexual abuse material, or nonconsensual intimate imagery with a report. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services rather than relying on in-app reporting or email.