Last updated: October 31, 2026
AITevon is an independent directory of AI tools. We do not create, host or distribute images, videos or other user content: we describe tools and link to their official websites. Even so, we take the protection of children seriously, and this policy explains the rules we apply to every listing.
Zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material
AITevon has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and for any content that sexualizes minors, including content generated, edited or simulated with artificial intelligence.
We do not list, and we immediately remove, any tool, website or service that:
- generates, promotes, sells or facilitates sexual content involving minors, real or fictional;
- advertises or allows "age play" or similar content that depicts people as minors in a sexual context;
- is designed or marketed to remove clothing from, or create sexual images of, real people without their consent;
- does not take reasonable steps to prevent the abuse described above.
How we review tools
- Every tool is reviewed by our team before it is published in the directory.
- Tools that show signs of violating this policy are rejected.
- If we learn that a listed tool violates this policy, we remove its listing and all links to it without notice.
- When we come across material that may be illegal, we report it to the competent authorities and hotlines.
Adult content
Some tools in our directory are intended for adults only. These listings are clearly marked, are shown only after an age confirmation, and are meant exclusively for users aged 18 or over. Adult tools must still respect this policy in full: any tool involving minors in sexual content is never accepted, whatever its category.
How to report a tool
If you believe a tool listed on AITevon violates this policy, please email us at with the name of the tool, the page on AITevon and a short description of the problem. We review every report as a priority and remove listings that violate this policy.
How to report illegal material
If you encounter child sexual abuse material anywhere online, report it directly to an official hotline or to the police. These organizations can act on the content and work with law enforcement:
- United States: NCMEC CyberTipline
- United Kingdom: Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)
- Italy: Polizia Postale e delle Comunicazioni
- Other countries: find your national hotline through INHOPE
If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number right away.
Important: never download, save, screenshot or share suspected material, not even to report it. Simply report the web address (URL) to the hotline or the police.