Child Safety Standards — Go Touch Grass

Last updated: 28 August 2026

These are the published standards of Go Touch Grass (package games.misaligned.gotouchgrass), operated by Misaligned Games, against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). This page is the store-listing standards URL for Google Play’s Child Safety Standards policy.

Zero tolerance for CSAE and CSAM

Go Touch Grass prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation, including child sexual abuse material (CSAM): any photo, video, or other visual depiction of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct, and any attempt to groom, sextort, traffic, or otherwise sexually exploit a child. This applies to takes, comments, dare text, display names, and any other user-generated content. The presence or absence of child users does not change the rule. The app is for people 13 and older and is not designed for children.

How to report (in-app)

You can report a take or a child-safety concern without leaving the app: open the take and tap the flag, or open Me and tap Report a safety concern. Choose Child sexual abuse material, Involves someone under 18, or Other harm. You do not need an account to file a child-safety report.

You can also email the designated point of contact: tristan@misalignedgames.com.

What we do when we know

When we obtain actual knowledge of CSAM or of a minor in a sexual context, we remove the content and the account that posted it when we can identify it. Confirmed CSAM is reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) or the relevant regional or national authority. We keep reports long enough to act and to speak with those authorities or Google Play if they contact us.

Child safety point of contact

Google Play and anyone else who needs to discuss Go Touch Grass’s CSAM prevention and this policy should write to Tristan at tristan@misalignedgames.com (the contact on the Misaligned Games Play developer account). That inbox is monitored and can speak to enforcement, takedown, and reporting to authorities.

Laws

We comply with applicable child-safety laws, including the duty to report confirmed CSAM to NCMEC (United States) or the equivalent authority where we operate. This page is not legal advice.