Transparency Center (DSA)

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1. Purpose

The Transparency Center explains how TrulyFeetFans approaches moderation, notice handling, appeals, automation, safety reporting, and legal accountability.

2. Moderation Inputs

• User reports and creator reports.
• Rights-holder notices.
• Payment and fraud provider alerts.
• Automated signals for spam, abuse, security, or high-risk content.
• Internal compliance review and authority requests.

3. Moderation Measures

Measures may include no action, warning, content labeling, age-gating, geoblocking, removal, demotion, payout hold, feature limitation, temporary suspension, permanent termination, and external reporting.

4. Human Review and Automation

Automated tools may assist prioritization and detection. Sensitive or high-impact decisions should be reviewable by trained personnel or escalated according to risk.

5. Transparency Reporting

Where legally required or operationally appropriate, the platform may publish aggregate metrics on notices, categories, outcomes, appeals, and average handling times. Reports protect user privacy and investigation integrity.

6. Contact

Transparency questions may be sent to noreply@trulyfeetfans.com.

7. DSA Reference

Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act).

8. Metrics That May Be Published

• Number of notices received by category.
• Number of removals, restrictions, account actions, and no-action outcomes.
• Average review time for standard and urgent categories.
• Number of appeals received and proportion upheld or reversed.
• Use of automated tools by general category and human-review escalation.

9. Limits on Transparency

Transparency information may be aggregated, delayed, or redacted to protect personal data, trade secrets, security systems, children, exploitation victims, law-enforcement activity, and legal privilege.

10. Risk Categories Monitored

The platform gives special attention to child safety, non-consensual intimate content, trafficking and coercion, payment fraud, impersonation, copyright infringement, account takeover, spam, and harassment.

11. Governance

Moderation governance may include staff training, access controls, escalation rules, decision logging, repeat-offender analysis, and periodic policy review. High-risk categories require stricter evidence handling and narrower access.

12. Continuous Improvement

The platform may update policies, complaint forms, detection tooling, and enforcement guidance as legal requirements, platform risks, and user behavior evolve.

13. Decision Documentation

Important moderation decisions may be documented with content identifiers, policy category, evidence source, reviewer notes, action applied, appeal status, and legal basis. Documentation supports consistency and helps identify repeated abuse.

14. User-Facing Explanations

Where feasible, the platform provides users with clear explanations of enforcement categories and available review paths. Explanations may be limited when disclosure would create safety, privacy, or security risks.

15. Research and Public Interest

Any data access for research, audit, or public-interest transparency must protect personal data, creator safety, business secrets, and platform security. Aggregated information is preferred unless law requires a different approach.

16. Independence of Legal Rights

Transparency publication does not replace legal notices, complaint rights, data protection rights, consumer rights, or court remedies available under applicable law.

17. Policy Versioning

Material updates to moderation standards, complaint channels, legal references, or enforcement categories should be versioned internally. Versioning helps explain which policy applied to a decision and supports fair review of older enforcement actions.

Last updated: 2026-06-14

Important note: These policies provide the platform operating framework and should be reviewed against the final legal entity details, tax registration, merchant acquiring requirements, and local consumer-law advice before launch in each target jurisdiction.