Information for Users in the United Kingdom

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This information applies to users accessing Goonity from the United Kingdom.

Ofcom and the Online Safety Act

The United Kingdom's online safety regime is overseen by Ofcom under the Online Safety Act 2023. The Act establishes requirements for online services that publish or provide access to pornographic content, including measures intended to prevent children under 18 from accessing such content.

Goonity is committed to protecting users and meeting applicable regulatory obligations.

Age Restrictions

Goonity is an adult-only website intended solely for users who are 18 years of age or older. Before accessing adult content, users must confirm they are at least 18. Individuals under 18 are not permitted to access or use our platform.

UK Age Assurance

Goonity continues to monitor regulatory developments regarding age assurance requirements in the United Kingdom. Where required, users accessing Goonity from the UK may be required to complete an age assurance process before accessing adult content.

Where age assurance measures are implemented, they are designed to confirm age requirements while minimizing personal information processed, in line with applicable UK data protection laws. See our Age Assurance Policy.

Reporting Illegal or Harmful Content

If you believe content on Goonity may be illegal or violates our Terms of Service or Content Guidelines, report it using our Content Removal Request or Report Content pages, or email abuse@goonity.com. Reports are reviewed within a reasonable timeframe. Content may be removed, restricted, or referred to relevant authorities where appropriate.

Complaints About UK Compliance

If you believe Goonity has failed to comply with obligations under the Online Safety Act or Ofcom's online safety requirements, email abuse@goonity.com with relevant URLs, screenshots where appropriate, and details of your concern.

Unresolved Complaints

If you are dissatisfied with the outcome after contacting us, you may contact Ofcom directly regarding matters within its regulatory remit. Further information is available on Ofcom's official website.