Community Guidelines
Effective date: 22 July 2026
Kollo is for sharing memories with friends and approved collection participants. These rules apply to profiles, invitations, collections, photos, videos, messages to support, and reports.
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Do not harass, threaten, bully, stalk, shame, exploit, or intimidate anyone. Do not repeatedly contact someone who has asked you to stop, and do not evade a block.
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Never upload, request, share, or promote child sexual abuse material or sexual content involving anyone under 18. Do not groom, exploit, or endanger minors.
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Do not share intimate, sexual, secretly recorded, or manipulated intimate content without clear consent. Think carefully before uploading images of other people, especially in private situations.
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Do not attack people based on protected characteristics. Do not praise or encourage terrorism, violent extremism, credible threats, or serious real-world violence.
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Do not expose private addresses, contact details, identity documents, financial information, passwords, or precise locations without permission.
Only upload content you own or are allowed to share. Respect copyright, trademarks, privacy, publicity, and other rights.
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Do not impersonate others, scam users, send spam, manipulate invitations, evade enforcement, distribute malware, attack the service, bypass limits, or attempt unauthorized access.
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Use reports honestly and include enough context for review. Do not file false, retaliatory, or abusive reports.
Blocking prevents new friend requests and new collection invitations. It does not automatically remove users from existing shared collections. Do not try to evade a block through another account or person.
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Depending on severity and history, Kollo may remove content, restrict features, remove collection access, warn, suspend, or terminate accounts, preserve evidence, or notify authorities where required.
Report users, collections, photos, or videos through the in-app report option. For support, contact edvin.lapinski@gmail.com. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services.