Child Safety Standards — GORB

GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline

Also known as GORB World / GORB. Published by Konjor LLC.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Child Safety Standards — GORB (GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline)

GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline (GORB / GORB World), a product of Konjor LLC, maintains a zero-tolerance policy against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) and Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).

  • Prohibited content: Any creation, upload, sharing, request, promotion, or facilitation of CSAE or CSAM on GORB (GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline) is strictly prohibited.
  • Enforcement & reporting: Upon obtaining actual knowledge of CSAM or CSAE, we remove the content immediately, permanently terminate the associated account, and report to appropriate law enforcement and child-protection authorities, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) where applicable.
  • In-app mechanisms: Users can report inappropriate content or safety concerns directly within the GORB app (including report options on events and invitations, and Settings → Help & Support → Safety), without leaving the app.
  • Safety Point of Contact: For child safety, CSAE, or CSAM concerns or reports related to GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline, contact legal@gorb.world.

1. Scope and naming

These Child Safety Standards apply to the Google Play app GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline (also referred to as GORB and GORB World), published by Konjor LLC. They explain our policies against CSAE and CSAM, how to report concerns, and how we respond.

2. Zero-tolerance prohibition of CSAE and CSAM

We do not permit any content or conduct that sexually exploits, abuses, or endangers children. Users of GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline must not create, upload, share, request, promote, or facilitate Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE), or otherwise exploit or endanger minors, through the app or related services.

Violation of this prohibition is grounds for immediate content removal and permanent account termination.

3. Enforcement and response to CSAM

Upon obtaining actual knowledge of CSAM or CSAE, we will remove the content immediately and permanently terminate the associated account. We may also take additional action as required by law or our Terms of Service.

4. How to report

You may report content or conduct that violates these standards or harms others without leaving the app by using in-app reporting tools (including report options on events and invitations), or through Settings → Help & Support (choose the Safety category). You may also email us at support@gorb.world.

For child safety or legal matters, contact our Child Safety Point of Contact at legal@gorb.world. We review reports and may remove content or take action against accounts, including suspension or termination. We do not disclose details of specific investigations or enforcement outcomes.

5. Reporting to authorities and legal compliance

We report violations involving CSAM or CSAE to relevant law enforcement and child-protection authorities when required by law or when we believe it is necessary for safety, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) where applicable. We comply with all applicable legal requirements regarding the reporting of CSAM and CSAE. If you become aware of serious or illegal conduct, we encourage you to report it to your local authorities as well.

6. Child Safety Point of Contact

For Google Play notifications and other child safety or CSAE/CSAM matters related to GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline (GORB), contact:

Child Safety Point of Contact
Konjor LLC (GORB: Match & Meet. Go Offline / GORB World / GORB)
Email: legal@gorb.world

7. Related policies

These standards are part of our broader acceptable-use and safety rules. See also our Terms of Service (Child Safety Standards section) and Privacy Policy.