unlimitedMUSE

ANTI-SLAVERY, ANTI-TRAFFICKING, AND EXPLOITATION PREVENTION POLICIES

UnlimitedMuse maintains a robust framework to prevent any form of human exploitation on
our platform. We have a zero-tolerance policy for slavery, human trafficking, coercion or
any kind of forced participation in content creation. These policies apply to all platform
participants – creators, members, and any third parties – and are enforced through strict
onboarding checks, continuous monitoring, user reporting mechanisms, and collaboration
with law enforcement. We recognize our responsibility to ensure that all content on
UnlimitedMuse is produced consensually by adults and that our platform is not used to

facilitate or profit from human trafficking or exploitation in any way.

ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY STATEMENT

UnlimitedMuse unequivocally does not tolerate modern slavery, sex trafficking, or
exploitation. We explicitly prohibit any content that features individuals who are forced,
coerced, or unable to consent. Any account engaging in or promoting such activity will be
immediately banned. This zero-tolerance stance is communicated clearly to all users and
staff: UnlimitedMuse does not accept or condone any form of modern slavery, whether
forced, compulsory, or trafficked labor. All creators must certify during onboarding that their
content involves only consenting adults and that no one is acting under coercion or duress.
Similarly, members are reminded that any attempt to exploit others or solicit illegal services
on the platform will lead to expulsion and reporting to authorities. Our policy aligns with
global ethical standards and laws – for example, U.S. law (FOSTA-SESTA) makes it illegal
for online platforms to knowingly assist or facilitate sex trafficking, and UnlimitedMuse
goes beyond mere compliance by actively preventing and rooting out any such
misconduct. In practical terms, “zero tolerance” means that when we discover evidence of
trafficking or exploitation, we act immediately and decisively (as detailed below) – there
are no warnings or second chances for offenders in this realm. We want to foster a safe
environment where creators produce content of their own free will and members engage

respectfully, free from any association with human rights abuses.
CREATOR ONBOARDING & EXPLOITATION DETECTION MECHANISMS
Enhanced Manual Review During Onboarding: UnlimitedMuse’s creator verification
process is augmented with specific checks aimed at detecting signs of coercion or
trafficking from the very start. In addition to verifying age and identity, our compliance team
is trained to look for red flags that might indicate a person is not participating of their own
free will. During the ID verification selfie/video, reviewers observe the creator’s demeanor
and environment. Indicators such as a person appearing extremely nervous, fearful, or as
if they are being instructed by someone off-camera (e.g., eyes frequently darting aside for
approval) will trigger additional scrutiny. We may ask the creator a few direct questions in a
live video call (e.g., confirming they are joining voluntarily, and that they understand our
policies) – reluctance or inability to answer could suggest coercion. We also compare the
creator’s submitted information for inconsistencies: if, for example, the ID shows one name
but the bank account for payouts is in a completely different name, that could indicate the
creator is not in control of their finances, a possible sign of trafficking. Such
inconsistencies would lead us to pause activation of the account and investigate further
(potentially requesting proof of account ownership or the presence of a manager). Our
team also checks if the same device or IP address is associated with multiple creator sign-
ups – a scenario possibly indicating one person (a trafficker) trying to register several
victims. If that is detected, all related accounts are flagged for a deep review. In markets or
communities with known higher risk of organized exploitation, we apply additional
verification steps (such as requiring a second form of ID or a personal reference). All
creators, as a condition of account approval, must digitally sign our Creator Code of
Conduct, which includes statements affirming that: “I am creating content of my own free

will, I am not being forced or defrauded into appearing, and no one else is controlling my
account.” This affirmation is more than symbolic; it becomes a record that we can later use
if any question of consent arises. In sum, our onboarding isn’t just about identity – it’s
about ensuring each creator is a willing participant. Any hint of possible trafficking or
unwillingness results in the account being held back or rejected, pending thorough
investigation. We would much rather err on the side of caution and require more proof from
a legitimate creator than to inadvertently approve someone in a harmful situation.
Ongoing Monitoring of Creator Content and Behavior: Verification at sign-up alone is not
enough, so UnlimitedMuse employs continuous monitoring mechanisms (both automated
and human) to detect exploitation over time. Our platform uses AI content analysis to scan
videos, images, and text for potential signs of trafficking or abuse. For instance, the AI may
flag content where a creator has visible injuries or bruises that could indicate abuse (which

a moderator would then review closely.

We require that all individuals who appear in any content be age-verified and documented
as well – this doubles as an anti-trafficking measure because it prevents a situation where
a trafficker could force an unverified person (possibly a minor or a victim) into a video. If
any unverified person is detected in a creator’s content, that content is immediately taken
down and the creator is contacted for an explanation (and blocked from posting further
until resolved). We also encourage creators to privately reach out to us if their situation
changes – for example, if at any point they feel unsafe or coerced by someone (manager,
partner, etc.), we provide a discreet channel for them to get help. To facilitate this,
UnlimitedMuse supplies resources on our Creator Help Center about organizations that
assist trafficking victims and a one-click “Report a Safety Issue” button that goes directly to
our safety team. In effect, UnlimitedMuse deploys a multi-layer defense: initial vetting,
continuous content scanning, community vigilance (user reports, see below), and periodic

human audits.

REPORTING AND ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS

Account Removal and Suspension Procedures: The moment UnlimitedMuse has credible
reason to believe an account (creator or member) is involved in trafficking, coercion, or
any exploitation, we take immediate action prior to full investigation to ensure no further
harm can occur via our platform. This typically means an instant suspension of the account
– the account is locked so that no new content can be posted, and the user is logged out.
For a creator, their content will be hidden from public view pending investigation (to
prevent continued distribution of potentially exploitative material). We preserve all data
from the account (as it may become evidence) but freeze financial transactions – for
instance, any pending payouts to the creator are put on hold. Our team then urgently
reviews the case with top priority. If evidence confirms involvement in trafficking or forced
content, the account is terminated (banned) and any related accounts (aliases, alternate
accounts found) are also terminated. We remove all content that violates our policy (e.g.,
videos identified as non-consensual or exploitative are deleted) and, where appropriate,
will notify users who may have viewed that content in the past that it was removed for a
policy violation without exposing sensitive details. In cases where a creator might be a
victim rather than a perpetrator (for example, if a creator reaches out to say they are being
forced by someone), we will work with them to ensure their safety – that might include
immediately disabling access to the suspected controller, and possibly transferring the
account to the creator alone if that’s a safe option. However, if any user is confirmed to be
actively engaged in trafficking others, we will ban them permanently and share information
with law enforcement. There is no route to reinstatement for anyone found to be involved
in exploitation. We document the entire process and outcome. These swift enforcement
measures underscore that UnlimitedMuse will not allow our platform to be used for such
abuses – even one incident is too many, and we act decisively to shut it down.

Rapid Response & Escalation to Authorities: UnlimitedMuse has a rapid-response protocol
for potential trafficking situations: as soon as an account is flagged with plausible
evidence, we escalate it to a specialized internal task force trained in handling such
incidents. In the U.S., we will promptly report credible trafficking cases to federal law
enforcement agencies or the CyberTipline (for any minor exploitation) and provide them
with the preserved data they need (user info, content, IP logs) under the allowances of law.
We will also reach out to organizations like the National Human Trafficking Hotline to
ensure the case is flagged to victim support networks. In the EU or UK, we similarly
contact local police units or national trafficking hotlines. Our policy is to cooperate fully with
investigations – complying with lawful requests for information (such as subpoenas) swiftly
to aid in the rescue of victims and prosecution of offenders. We understand that under
laws like the U.S. Trafficking Victims Protection Act, knowingly benefitting from a venture
that engages in trafficking is a serious offense; thus, we act as soon as we suspect such
activity, not waiting for absolute proof, thereby meeting the “knowingly assist” threshold
head-on with action. Additionally, UnlimitedMuse may proactively refer cases: if our
monitoring discovers something egregious (e.g., content that appears to show someone in
distress and we cannot immediately verify their wellbeing), we may initiate contact with
authorities even before a formal report is made to us. We have a crisis management plan
so that if a large-scale issue were ever discovered (say an organized group attempted to
use the platform), we can mobilize resources quickly, including shutting down sections of

the site if needed while the issue is addressed.

Legal Compliance and Global Regulations: UnlimitedMuse’s anti-trafficking efforts are
designed to ensure compliance with all relevant laws, including U.S. laws like
SESTA/FOSTA, which removed certain liability protections and require platforms to
actively fight sex trafficking online , and international laws like the UK Modern Slavery Act
and Australia’s Modern Slavery legislation, which mandate businesses to take action and
be transparent about combating slavery. We align our policies with the intent of these laws.
In the U.S., the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) provides tools for law
enforcement and victims to take action against facilitators of trafficking; UnlimitedMuse’s
strict monitoring and reporting are structured so that we never knowingly facilitate or turn a
blind eye to trafficking, thereby upholding the principles of the TVPA. We also comply with
Section 230 carve-outs (as modified by FOSTA/SESTA) – meaning if we are notified of any
content or activity that might be trafficking, we treat it as a non-negotiable removal and
report scenario. In Canada and EU nations, where laws against sexual exploitation and
human trafficking are vigorously enforced, we similarly ensure our moderation practices
meet the highest standard. Should UnlimitedMuse operate in countries with additional
requirements (for example, some jurisdictions require suspected trafficking to be reported
within 24 hours), we will incorporate those timelines and protocols as needed. Our Terms
of Service explicitly forbid use of the platform for any exploitative purposes, which

contractually binds users under our rules in addition to the law.

User-Generated Reporting Mechanisms: We believe our user community can be an
important partner in identifying and stopping exploitation. To facilitate this, UnlimitedMuse
provides easy and anonymous reporting tools for anyone to flag suspected trafficking or
exploitation. Every piece of content and each profile has a “Report” button. When selected,
one of the categories a user can choose is “Possible coercion or trafficking”. We also have
a dedicated email safety@unlimitedMuse.com and an online form in our Help Center for
more detailed reports – users can submit concerns even if they just have a suspicion (they
don’t need proof). Reports of this nature are escalated above normal content flags: they
are marked as urgent and reviewed by our Trust & Safety team 24/7. We allow anonymous
reporting so that users need not fear retaliation or involvement; however, we encourage
them to provide contact info if they are comfortable, so we can follow up if we need more
details. When a report comes in, the team immediately investigates the account or content

in question (similar to the processes described earlier) – if the report seems credible, we
will suspend the account right away as a precaution. Users who report will receive a
confirmation that we’ve received their report and a notice once the investigation is
concluded (though for privacy and legal reasons we might not be able to share extensive
details, we at least inform them if action was taken). Overall, we aim to empower everyone
– from creators, to subscribers, to employees – to speak up if they see something
concerning. UnlimitedMuse ensures those reports are taken seriously and acted on
without delay. By building a culture of vigilance where the community knows “if you
suspect it, report it” and making reporting straightforward, we multiply the eyes and