ajaarContent Policy
Last updated: October 16, 2026
Draft for review. This document is a template and must be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before launch. Highlighted fields are to be completed.
1. Purpose
This policy sets out what may and may not be published on Ajaar. It applies to all content, including profiles, images, videos, audio, text and messages, whether created by a camera or generated with AI tools.
2. Who may publish
Only verified Sellers who are at least 18 and have completed identity verification may publish content.
3. AI-generated content
- AI-generated content must depict fictional adult personas only;
- it must be clearly labeled as AI-generated on the profile and content;
- it must not depict, resemble or be presented as any real, identifiable person, including celebrities, public figures or private individuals, unless that person is a verified Seller who has given documented consent;
- it must not depict any character that appears to be under 18, by physical features, clothing, setting, role-play or description;
- Sellers must not use real people's photos, names or likeness as inputs or references without documented consent.
4. Prohibited content (zero tolerance)
- any content involving, depicting or suggesting minors, including child sexual abuse material (CSAM) of any kind, real or synthetic;
- non-consensual content, including hidden-camera, revenge or deepfake content;
- content depicting incest, bestiality, sexual violence, or extreme violence;
- content involving drugs, intoxication or impairment in a sexual context;
- content promoting hate, terrorism, self-harm or illegal activity;
- content infringing anyone's intellectual property or privacy;
- offers of in-person services or prostitution.
5. Enforcement
Content is reviewed before publication. Violations may result in removal, account suspension, withholding of earnings to the extent permitted by law, and permanent bans. Any suspected CSAM is removed immediately, the account is terminated, and the matter is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and relevant authorities.
6. Reporting
To report content, see our Trust & Safety policy.