Effective date: 9 August 2026
This Policy is issued by Dmlink. It should be read with our Content Guidelines and the Acceptable Use Policy in our Terms of Use.
Our content standard
Pornography, nudity, sexual services, non-consensual intimate material, sexual deepfakes, and content that exploits or endangers a minor are prohibited. The Content Guidelines also cover violence, harassment, hate, deception, intellectual-property rights, unlawful goods and services, and platform abuse.
Read the Content Guidelines for the controlling public standard and examples.
How review can work
Depending on the feature, file type, and current platform settings, Dmlink may use automated tools and human review before or after content becomes available. Media can have a pending, approved, or rejected moderation status. Automated checks support moderation decisions; they do not replace human judgment in every case.
Some unapproved media may be hidden from other users while review is pending. Visibility depends on the applicable product flow and current safety settings, so this Policy does not promise that every item is reviewed before publication.
Enforcement
When content or conduct violates our rules, available action may include limiting visibility, removing content, warning or restricting an account, ending access to a feature, suspending or terminating an account, preserving relevant evidence, or referring a matter to a competent provider or authority where appropriate and lawful.
The appropriate action depends on context, severity, available evidence, repeat behavior, legal duties, and risks to affected people. Dmlink does not promise a fixed review time or a particular outcome for every report.
Reports and appeals
Anyone can report specific content or request a removal review through the Complaints & Removal Policy. Copyright owners and authorized representatives should use the Copyright Complaints Policy.
If Dmlink communicates a decision and you believe it is mistaken, reply with the decision reference, the relevant error, and any new evidence. Available legal or regulatory rights are not restricted.