WYYLDE CHARTER
RULES FOR EXPLORATION

Wyylde is strictly reserved for people aged 18 or over who also meet any age requirements that apply to the service in their country.

We may ask a member to verify their age or identity.

Any access to or use of the platform by a minor is prohibited.

These are among the most serious breaches of our Moderation Charter. They may result in the immediate deletion of the account and, where the situation warrants it, cooperation with the relevant authorities.

Wyylde fully embraces the diversity of sexualities and the ways people live them.

Nudity, explicit sex, fantasies and practices between consenting adults can be shown, described and discussed on the platform.

Content is not prohibited simply because it is explicit.

We encourage everyone to think about how they choose to present themselves and others. But it is not the Charter’s role to decide which kind of sexuality is more elegant, more respectable or more acceptable than another.

The line lies elsewhere: at exploitation, coercion and the absence of consent.

Where the nature or seriousness of the facts warrants it, Wyylde may preserve the necessary material and share it with the relevant authorities, under the conditions provided for by law.

Wyylde draws a clear distinction between creating adult content and providing paid sexual services.

Personal profiles may not be used to promote a commercial activity or to redirect to external creator platforms. These uses are reserved for Business Pages, in line with the rules that apply to them.

Fiction is no way around our limits

It is not Wyylde’s place to judge what anyone imagines in private. However, what is published, described, depicted or staged on the platform must respect the same red lines.

An act or practice that is prohibited by law does not become acceptable on Wyylde because it is depicted rather than actually committed.

Content, stories, staged scenes or depictions of such acts are therefore prohibited, whether they are real, fictional, simulated, animated or generated by artificial intelligence.

Sexual freedom is exercised between people who have chosen to be part of it.

A third party who has not asked for anything must not be involved in a sexual practice, appear in intimate footage or be deliberately exposed to a sexual scene.

This also applies in public places or places open to the public.

A sexual scene filmed or broadcast on Wyylde must therefore not expose people who have not consented to take part in it or be associated with it.

Moderation does not mean applying the same sanction to every situation.

We take into account the nature of the facts, their seriousness, the context, whether they are repeated and the account’s history.

Our decisions are made diligently, objectively and proportionately, taking into account everyone’s rights and legitimate interests, in particular freedom of expression and privacy. Wyylde may, on its own initiative, look for content that breaches its rules, without being subject to a general monitoring obligation.

Our detection tools flag and sort, but a moderation decision is always made by a person.

The most serious breaches, in particular those involving minors, sexual violence, exploitation, sextortion or the non-consensual sharing of intimate content, may result in the immediate deletion of the account, without prior warning.

When action is taken against a member, Wyylde informs them, tells them the reasons and explains the options available to them to challenge it, where applicable.

A challenge is reviewed in light of the information provided and may lead to the original decision being upheld, amended or overturned.

When we become aware of facts that may constitute a serious offence, Wyylde informs the relevant authorities without delay: in France, via PHAROS; elsewhere, the authority of the Member State concerned or, failing that, Europol.

Finally, a certification, a profile verification or the moderation of content or an event never constitutes a guarantee of a member’s future behaviour or of how a meeting will go.