Mengle Child Safety Standards

Effective date: 6 September 2026
App: Mengle Random Video Calling (package com.mengle)
Developer: Vineet
Child safety contact: technoapps62@gmail.com

These standards describe how Mengle prevents, detects, and responds to child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This page is published to meet Google Play’s child safety standards for social apps.

Zero tolerance

Mengle does not allow any sexual content, exploitation, or abuse involving anyone under 18. We do not allow users to seek, share, request, or create CSAM. Accounts that violate this policy are removed. We report apparent CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline or the appropriate law-enforcement authority when required by law.

Who the app is for

Mengle is a random video chat app for people who are old enough to use Google Play and create a Google account in their country. It is not directed at children. If we learn that an account belongs to a child or is being used to exploit a child, we will disable it and delete related personal data except where we must keep records for legal reasons.

How users can report a child safety concern

In the app: During a live video or audio call, tap Report. Choose Child safety / underage user (or another reason). The call ends and the report is sent to us with the match ID and your account ID so we can review it.

By email (including if you are not in a call): Write to technoapps62@gmail.com with the subject “Child safety report”. Include the Google account email you used in Mengle, the approximate time of the call, and what you saw. Do not attach illegal images or videos.

How we handle reports

Prohibited conduct

Users should leave a call immediately if they see this conduct, then report it.

Designated point of contact

For CSAE / CSAM prevention questions, user reports, and law-enforcement inquiries:
Vineet
Email: technoapps62@gmail.com

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