DRAFT PENDING LAWYER REVIEW. This page was written by the people who built Clicked. It has not been checked by a lawyer. It says what the product actually does, which is not the same as saying what the law requires of it.
Safety
What happens when something is wrong, and who is on the other end.
Reporting a face
Anybody with a confirmed face can report a picture as not being that person. Two reports from two different people inside a day hide the picture until somebody looks at it. One person cannot hide another by themselves, and reporting twice counts once.
Reporting a person
You can report somebody for harassment, a scam, a fake, being under 18, or anything else. A report of somebody under 18 hides every picture they have immediately and goes to the top of the queue. Everything else waits for a person to read it.
Who reads it
A named reviewer, signed in through Cloudflare Access. Every decision is recorded against that reviewer, and the record cannot be edited afterwards.
There is one reviewer at the moment. That is honest rather than reassuring, and it is written down as something to fix before a night with five hundred people at it.
What the person reported is told
That a decision was made, and why, if a picture of theirs is removed. They are never told who reported them. Not on the screen, not in an email, not in any reply the app gives.
Blocking
Either of you can block the other. It is instant, it works both ways, and the person blocked is not told. To them you are simply not there. Unblocking restores nothing that was closed.
At a table
A host is a named member with a confirmed face and is responsible for the evening. If something goes wrong you can say so, and you will never be seated with that host again. The host is not told who said it.
Adults only, at the door
No face check, no seat. At an event the only question at the door is whether the person in front of it is the person in the photograph.