Trust & Safety

A safe place to learn and teach

We are committed to keeping Evalanta a respectful, secure, and inclusive platform for everyone.

Community guidelines

Evalanta is a community of learners, educators, and professionals. Everyone is expected to treat others with respect and to follow these core principles:

1
Be respectful in discussions, live sessions, and messages.
2
Do not harass, bully, discriminate, or threaten others.
3
Do not share illegal, harmful, or sexually explicit content.
4
Respect intellectual property and give credit where it is due.
5
Do not misuse AI features to generate misleading or harmful content.

How to report a concern

If you see content or behaviour that violates our guidelines, you can report courses and reviews from the relevant page. You can also email our support team.

Creator responsibilities

Creators set the tone for their learning communities. We expect creators to moderate their spaces, respond to reports, and ensure their content meets our content and safety standards.

Protecting your data

We use encryption, access controls, and regular security reviews to protect your information. Review our Privacy Policy to learn more.

Safety resources

Bangladesh

For cybercrime or online safety concerns, you can report to the Bangladesh Police Cyber Security Division or contact the National Helpline Centre for Violence Against Women and Children.

Australia

For illegal or harmful online content, report to the eSafety Commissioner. For scams or spam, contact the ACCC or ACMA.

Safety questions

What happens when I report something?

Our trust and safety team reviews reports as quickly as possible. We may remove content, issue warnings, suspend accounts, or report illegal activity to authorities.

Can I control who can contact me?

Yes. Privacy settings let you choose who can send you direct messages (everyone, only people enrolled in your courses, or nobody) and maintain a block list.

Is my child safe on Evalanta?

Evalanta is designed for learners aged 16 and above. We encourage parents and guardians to supervise younger learners and to contact us if they have concerns.