Legal Compliance

GenderFetish maintains the highest standards of legal compliance across multiple jurisdictions and regulatory frameworks. This page outlines our comprehensive compliance measures.

Commitment to Compliance

We are committed to operating within the legal framework of all jurisdictions where we provide services, maintaining strict compliance with adult content regulations, data protection laws, and financial regulations.

1. 18 U.S.C. 2257 Compliance

Federal Record-Keeping Requirements

All models, actors, and persons appearing in any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct on this platform were over the age of 18 years at the time of the creation of such depictions.

1.1 Record Maintenance

  • • All required records are maintained by our designated custodian of records
  • • Records include government-issued photo identification for all performers
  • • Documentation is stored securely with restricted access
  • • Records are maintained for the legally required period (minimum 7 years)
  • • Regular audits ensure compliance with all record-keeping requirements

1.2 Custodian of Records Information

Custodian of Records:

Elippsis Gaming (Ireland)

Records Compliance Department

Ireland, European Union

Email: support@genderfetish.com

Records are available for inspection during regular business hours upon proper legal request.

2. Age Verification System

2.1 Multi-Layer Verification

  • Document Verification: Government-issued photo ID required
  • Biometric Verification: Selfie photo matching for fraud prevention
  • Third-Party Services: Integration with certified age verification providers
  • Machine Learning: AI-powered document authenticity detection
  • Manual Review: Human verification for complex cases

2.2 Accepted Documents

  • • Driver's license or state-issued ID
  • • Passport
  • • National identity card (EU/EEA)
  • • Military ID
  • • Other government-issued photo identification

3. Data Protection Compliance

3.1 GDPR Compliance (EU)

General Data Protection Regulation:

  • • Data Processing Impact Assessments (DPIA) conducted
  • • Data Protection Officer (DPO) appointed
  • • EU representative designated
  • • Privacy by Design and by Default implemented
  • • Individual rights facilitation (access, rectification, erasure, portability)
  • • Breach notification procedures (72-hour reporting)
  • • Standard Contractual Clauses for international transfers

3.2 CCPA Compliance (California)

  • • California Consumer Privacy Act compliance for CA residents
  • • Consumer rights notices and request mechanisms
  • • "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" option (we don't sell data)
  • • Authorized agent processes for consumer requests
  • • Regular privacy rights training for staff

3.3 Other Privacy Laws

  • PIPEDA (Canada): Personal Information Protection compliance
  • Privacy Act 1988 (Australia): Australian Privacy Principles
  • LGPD (Brazil): Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados compliance
  • PDPA (Singapore): Personal Data Protection Act compliance

4. Payment Compliance

4.1 PCI DSS Compliance

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards:

  • • Level 1 PCI DSS compliance maintained
  • • Annual security assessments and penetration testing
  • • Quarterly vulnerability scans
  • • Secure payment processing through certified processors
  • • No storage of sensitive authentication data
  • • Employee training on payment security

4.2 Anti-Money Laundering (AML)

  • • Customer Due Diligence (CDD) procedures implemented
  • • Transaction monitoring for suspicious activity
  • • Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements for creators
  • • Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) filing when required
  • • Regular AML training for relevant staff

4.3 Tax Compliance

  • • 1099 reporting for US creators earning
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  • • W-8/W-9 form collection for tax reporting
  • • International tax treaty compliance
  • • VAT/GST collection where required
  • • Regular consultation with tax professionals

5. Content Moderation and Safety

5.1 Content Review Process

  • • Automated content scanning for prohibited material
  • • Human moderation for complex content decisions
  • • 24/7 reporting and response systems
  • • Regular training for moderation staff
  • • Appeal processes for content decisions

5.2 Child Safety Measures

Zero Tolerance Policy:

  • • Immediate removal and reporting of any suspected CSAM
  • • Cooperation with National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
  • • PhotoDNA and other detection technologies implemented
  • • Regular staff training on child safety protocols
  • • Proactive monitoring and detection systems

6. International Compliance

6.1 European Union

  • Digital Services Act (DSA): Content moderation and transparency
  • Copyright Directive: Article 17 compliance for uploads
  • e-Commerce Directive: Notice and takedown procedures
  • Audiovisual Media Services Directive: Content classification

6.2 United Kingdom

  • • Online Safety Act compliance preparation
  • • Age verification requirements for adult content
  • • UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 compliance
  • • Ofcom regulations for online services

6.3 Other Jurisdictions

  • • Regular legal review of changing international laws
  • • Local legal counsel in major markets
  • • Geographic content restrictions where required
  • • Compliance with local age verification requirements

7. Security and Technical Compliance

7.1 Information Security

  • • ISO 27001 framework implementation
  • • SOC 2 Type II compliance for service providers
  • • Regular security audits and penetration testing
  • • Incident response and business continuity plans
  • • Employee security awareness training

7.2 Platform Security

  • • End-to-end encryption for sensitive data
  • • Multi-factor authentication requirements
  • • Regular security updates and patches
  • • DDoS protection and mitigation
  • • Secure development lifecycle practices

8. Accessibility Compliance

  • WCAG 2.1 AA: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines compliance
  • Section 508: US federal accessibility standards
  • EN 301 549: European accessibility standard
  • • Regular accessibility audits and improvements
  • • Assistive technology compatibility testing

9. Compliance Monitoring and Reporting

9.1 Internal Monitoring

  • • Regular compliance audits and assessments
  • • Automated monitoring systems for violations
  • • Staff training and certification programs
  • • Documentation and record-keeping systems
  • • Continuous improvement processes

9.2 External Audits

  • • Annual third-party compliance audits
  • • Penetration testing by certified firms
  • • Legal reviews by specialized attorneys
  • • Regulatory consultation and guidance

10. Transparency Reporting

  • • Annual transparency reports on content moderation
  • • Government request statistics (where legally permitted)
  • • DMCA takedown and counter-notice statistics
  • • User safety and security metrics
  • • Compliance improvement initiatives

11. Contact Information

Compliance Officer:

Email: support@genderfetish.com

Subject Line: "Compliance Inquiry"

Data Protection Officer:

Email: support@genderfetish.com

Subject Line: "Data Protection Inquiry"

Legal Department:

Email: support@genderfetish.com

Subject Line: "Legal Compliance Matter"

Company: Elippsis Gaming (Ireland), Ireland, European Union

Effective Date: January 1, 2025

Last Updated: 9/9/2025