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Reporting Harmful Content

Guide Updated: August 30, 2025

Use this guide to understand how content reporting works on SkiveCore. For public areas (blogs, comments, videos, posts), we provide direct moderation and reporting tools. For private, one‑to‑one chats, your communications are protected by End-to-End Encryption (E2EE)—meaning SkiveCore cannot see your chats, and our moderation team does not monitor, review, or intervene in private messages under any circumstances.

Private Chats, E2EE, and Moderation Non-Intervention

  • We cannot read private chats: Direct messages are end‑to‑end encrypted with keys held exclusively on users' devices. SkiveCore servers have no ability to read, decrypt, or search your private conversations.
  • Moderation cannot and will not review downloaded chats: Even if you download a cryptographically proven transcript from the chat window, our moderation team will not review, inspect, or arbitrate private conversation logs. We do not insert ourselves into private conversations under any circumstances.
  • Why we maintain this policy: This strict separation exists to protect your personal privacy. You deserve a space where your private conversations remain truly confidential, free from platform eavesdropping, monitoring, or subjective moderation overreach.
  • Your tools to resolve situations: The cryptographically signed download is provided so that you possess complete, unassailable proof of your records. It is designed for you to handle and work out issues directly, share with trusted advisers, or present to legal counsel or authorities outside of SkiveCore.

Learn more: How SkiveCore Protects Your Private Chats (E2EE) and Cryptographic Transcript Verification Guide.

Report Public Content (Blogs, Comments, Videos, Posts)

  1. Open the item (post, video, blog, comment) that violates our rules.
  2. Click the Report or Flag option associated with that item.
  3. Select the most accurate reason (e.g., harassment, hate, threats, sexual content involving minors, illegal activity, doxxing, spam).
  4. Provide any additional context that helps our review (links, timestamps, why it harms).
  5. Submit the report. Our team triages according to severity and policy.

Misuse of reporting tools (false or bad‑faith reports) may lead to restrictions.

Resolving Issues in Private Chat

  • Mute or Block: If someone is making you uncomfortable, open the conversation menu and select Mute or Block. This immediately cuts off contact and protects your peace of mind.
  • Download Certified Evidence: If you need a reliable record of what was said, use the chat's Export Verified Transcript feature to download a cryptographically sealed archive (including full message history and multimedia attachments).
  • Work it out outside SkiveCore: Because SkiveCore moderation does not arbitrate private chats, use your certified export to resolve interpersonal disputes directly, consult mediation, or seek legal recourse.

When To Contact Authorities & Legal Transmission Safety

If someone is threatening physical violence, distributing illegal contraband, or engaging in criminal conduct, contact your local law enforcement immediately:

  • Do not export or copy suspected CSAM: Do not download, copy, save, forward, upload, or otherwise redistribute suspected Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Do not use the chat export feature on your own, as exporting writes local copies of attachments to your storage. Preserve the device and conversation in its current state without creating new copies, and promptly contact law enforcement or NCMEC for instructions.
  • Do NOT send or upload chat exports to SkiveCore moderation: Never email or upload exported transcripts or media to SkiveCore support or moderation. Our moderation team does not monitor, review, or arbitrate private direct messages under any circumstances, and platform staff cannot accept or review private chat evidence. All evidence must be directed exclusively to sworn law enforcement officers or NCMEC.
  • Verified evidence for investigators: When authorized by law enforcement, you can export your verified transcript archive (.zip) to provide investigators with bit-for-bit mathematical proofs and continuous SHA-256 hash chains.
  • Prioritize safety: Block the individual immediately after securing evidence and do not confront them.

SkiveCore is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call local emergency services immediately.

What Happens After You Report

  • Our team reviews reports of public content against our rules and applicable laws.
  • We may remove content, limit visibility, restrict accounts, or escalate as required.
  • For privacy reasons, we may not share detailed outcomes with reporters.

Need Help?

Questions about this process? Visit the Support Center or contact support.

For broader safety information, see our Child Safety page.