Law-enforcement request procedures
This page explains how law-enforcement authorities can contact ADM Dating Limited about ADM Dating. It is publicly available and does not require an account.
Mandatory reporting of CSAM and CSEA
Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA) are strictly prohibited on ADM, including AI-generated and manipulated material. The child-safety and mandatory-reporting policy applies to profiles, photos, messages and all other use of the service.
Adam White is the responsible safeguarding contact at adam@admdating.com. Suspected CSAM or CSEA must be escalated urgently for assessment, restriction of access and appropriate account action. ADM will report detected and previously unreported CSEA content to the National Crime Agency through its Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Industry Reporting Portal (CSEA-IRP), in accordance with applicable mandatory-reporting requirements and statutory deadlines. This duty does not depend on a user complaint or a request from law enforcement. Any other applicable mandatory referral will be made to the competent authority. Recognised equivalent overseas reporting arrangements will be handled in accordance with UK law, avoiding duplicate referrals.
The responsible representative must record the concern, assessment, protective action, reporting decision and legal basis, referral date and reference, and any required follow-up. Relevant existing evidence and associated account records must be securely preserved for legally required periods, with access limited to authorised personnel and disclosure through secure official channels. Do not unnecessarily copy or circulate suspected CSAM. Immediate danger to a child must be reported to emergency services (999 in the UK). The NCA provides current industry reporting and registration guidance.
Official contact
Send requests from an official agency email address to adam@admdating.com, with the subject “Law-enforcement request — [agency and case reference]”. Correspondence may also be addressed to ADM Dating Limited, 31 Gresham Close, Enfield, EN2 7AP, United Kingdom. This contact route does not waive formal service requirements.
What to include
- Agency, jurisdiction, officer's name, role, official contact information and case reference.
- The legal authority and supporting order, warrant or other process, where applicable.
- Specific account identifiers, the records sought, relevant dates and time zone, and why the request is necessary.
- The requested deadline, any preservation request, and any legally supported restriction on notifying the affected member.
Please avoid including unnecessary sensitive information in an initial email. Arrange a suitable secure channel before transferring sensitive evidence.
Verification and review
ADM's responsible representative must verify the requester independently using official contact details, review the legal basis, scope and jurisdiction, and record the decision before disclosing member information. An official email alone is not sufficient authority. Unclear, unsupported or excessive requests require clarification, narrowing or appropriate legal advice.
Disclosure must have a lawful basis and be necessary and proportionate. Only relevant information actually held should be disclosed, using a secure method. Sensitive and criminal-offence information requires any additional legal conditions. An overseas request does not automatically authorise disclosure; appropriate legal process and international-transfer requirements must be considered.
Emergencies
For an imminent risk of death or serious physical harm, use the subject “URGENT — imminent risk of serious harm” and include the nature of the danger, affected account identifiers, the specific information needed and an official callback number. Any emergency disclosure must be independently verified and legally justified. This inbox is not an emergency service and is not guaranteed to be monitored continuously. Members should contact local emergency services directly.
Preservation and available information
Authorities may request preservation of specified existing records, explaining the legal basis, scope, relevant dates and required period. A preservation request is assessed separately from disclosure. ADM cannot guarantee that deleted or unavailable information can be recovered, and receipt of a request is not confirmation that preservation has occurred.
Relevant information may include account and profile details, matches, messages, reports and payment references, depending on what is held. ADM does not hold full payment-card details. Requests for records controlled by an independent provider may need to be directed to that provider using the applicable process.
Records, notice and safeguarding
The representative handling a request must document verification, the legal basis, the decision, what was preserved or disclosed, when and to whom. Records and evidence must be protected, access restricted and retention reviewed against the relevant legal purpose. Members should be informed where required and lawful; notice may be withheld where law prohibits it or a properly assessed exemption applies.
Suspected child exploitation, trafficking or credible threats should be escalated to appropriate authorities as required by law. Staff handling such evidence must avoid unnecessary copying or circulation. Members can report concerns through ADM or adam@admdating.com; see the Acceptable Use Policy.