Published: 18 September 2026.
These are the published child safety standards for the Rehome It mobile application and associated services operated by Muhammad Arshad Majeed Sahjavi. They apply to listings, item requests, photos, comments, chat, profiles, and any other user-generated content.
Zero tolerance for CSAE
Rehome It prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). That includes content or behavior that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers a child. Examples include child sexual abuse material (CSAM), sexualization of minors, grooming, sextortion, trafficking of a child for sex, or any attempt to use the service to contact a child for sexual purposes.
We do not allow users to create, upload, store, share, or request CSAE or CSAM. Attempting to do so results in removal of the content, account suspension or termination, and referral to authorities where required.
Who may use Rehome It
Rehome It is not directed to children. You must meet the minimum age required by law in your country, and in any case be at least 13 years old. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. Accounts that appear to belong to a child, or that are used to exploit a child, will be disabled.
How we address CSAM
When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM or other CSAE, we take action. That includes blocking the upload when automated checks flag it, removing the material from the service, restricting or terminating the account, preserving records needed for a lawful investigation, and reporting confirmed CSAM to the relevant authority.
User-generated text and images submitted through Rehome It are scanned for policy violations, including sexual content involving minors, before they are accepted. Automated review does not replace human review or law-enforcement reporting when CSAM is confirmed.
Reporting CSAE
If you see CSAE, CSAM, or any content or behavior that endangers a child on Rehome It, report it immediately:
- Email the child safety point of contact at support@rehomeit.app with the subject line “Child safety report”.
- Include the listing, request, comment, or chat details you can share (for example a link, username, or screenshot) and when you saw it.
You may also report CSAM directly to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at missingkids.org/gethelpnow/cybertipline, or to the competent authority in your country. In Pakistan, reports may be made to the Federal Investigation Agency Cybercrime Wing.
Child safety point of contact
Google Play and other reporters can reach the designated child safety contact for Rehome It at support@rehomeit.app. This contact can discuss enforcement procedures and take action on CSAE notices.
Operator: Muhammad Arshad Majeed Sahjavi, Pakistan.
Legal compliance
Rehome It complies with applicable child safety laws and regulations. We have a process to report confirmed CSAM to NCMEC and to the relevant regional authority. We cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement.
Changes
We may update these standards. The current version is always published on this page. Last updated: 18 September 2026. See also the Privacy Policy.