- Users must confirm they are 18 or older to access mature content, and where required by jurisdiction must complete identity verification.
- Characters must depict adults. See Prohibited content → Minors.
How verification works
Standard sign-up
All new accounts confirm age at sign-up.When identity verification is required
Where local law requires it, users must complete identity verification before accessing mature features. See Jurisdictional requirements below for what triggers this.The identity-verification flow
When identity verification is required, we use Go.cam, an independent third-party age- verification provider. Depending on the jurisdiction and the user’s context, Go.cam dynamically selects from several verification methods, which may include facial recognition (AI age estimation), live selfie with liveness check, government-issued ID, or credit-card verification. The integration shape is the same regardless of method:- The user completes the verification flow on Go.cam.
- Go.cam returns a binary “verified 18+” signal to ourdream.
- We retain the signal on the account; we never receive the underlying ID document, selfie, or liveness video.
Jurisdictional requirements
Identity verification (not just baseline age confirmation) is required in certain jurisdictions — including the United Kingdom (under the Online Safety Act’s highly-effective age-assurance requirement) and Australia (under the eSafety Commissioner’s age-assurance expectations for adult-content services) — and in any other jurisdiction whose local law requires it. Users in those jurisdictions are routed to the verification flow regardless of their plan.What we store
The ID document, the live selfie, and the liveness video are processed
by Go.cam and never delivered to ourdream. We only receive a success
or failure signal. Go.cam’s own privacy policy
states that the verification work happens on the user’s device and
that Go.cam does not maintain a server-side database of biometric
data.