Adult Content Records Notice

United States law may require producers of certain actual or simulated sexually explicit depictions to verify performers' identities and ages, maintain records, and disclose where those records are kept. Platform and creator classification is fact-specific. This prelaunch notice does not claim that Masque is exempt, that a records program is complete, or that counsel has approved a particular classification.

Initial release posture

• Identifiable depicted-person media may show only the verified account holder who submits it.
• Co-performer, collaborator, guest, compilation, reposted, agency-supplied, and third-party depicted-person media is prohibited at initial launch.
• Every submitting creator must remain independently verified as an adult and provide any additional identity, creation-date, and records information required by the final program.
• Uploads remain quarantined and unavailable until required provenance, safety, evidence, and delivery checks complete.

Records-custodian status

Creator obligations

Creators must provide truthful records requested through the approved private workflow, keep required source records for the applicable period, and promptly report any error. Do not place legal names, identity documents, tax details, or custodian records in a public profile, chat, menu, or ordinary support message. False, missing, altered, or unverifiable records can result in rejection, removal, sales and payout holds, suspension, or reporting where required.

Masque's records boundary

Masque should store the minimum structured evidence needed for eligibility, provenance, inspection, takedown, and legal response, with restricted access and audit logs. The identity provider's adult attestation does not automatically satisfy every producer recordkeeping duty. Creator uploads cannot launch merely because identity verification is working.

Inspection and legal requests

Requests concerning records should use the configured custodian contact above or, before it is configured, legal support. Masque verifies authority and scope before disclosing private records and preserves an audit trail. Emergency or law-enforcement requests follow Masque's separate legal-response process.

No expansion without a new workflow

Masque may not expand beyond self-only depicted-person media until co-performer identity and adulthood verification, granular consent, content-to-performer linkage, consent revocation, records custody, access control, and takedown workflows have been reviewed, implemented, and tested. A policy edit alone is not sufficient.