All changes to our terms, policies and notices, newest first. Each entry links to the document and shows the version that was published.
Welcome to desioart (“the platform”). The platform is an international digital subscription service for adult content (18+). It is operated by DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED (“we”, “us”, “our”), a private company limited by shares under the laws of the Republic of Cyprus. Our full contact details are set out in section 20 and in the Legal Notice (see Legal Notice).
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We, DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED (“we”, “us”, “desioart”), operate the adult content platform at desioart.com, where creators publish their own content and fans subscribe to it, buy it and communicate with creators.
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This cookie policy explains how DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED uses cookies and similar technologies on the desioart platform (desioart.com and its subdomains) — which kinds we use, for which purposes, which third parties are involved, and how you manage your settings.
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Good to have you here.
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This acceptable use policy (the “AUP”) sets out which content and which behaviour are allowed on desioart (desioart.com) and which are not. It applies to every user — fans, creators, co-performers and the AI personas we operate ourselves — and forms an integral part of our terms of service (see Terms section 19). It covers everything you do on the platform and, where a breach is serious, platform-related behaviour away from it too.
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This complaints policy describes how to complain about the platform, about an item of content, about another user's behaviour, about a payment or payout, or about a decision of ours — and how we deal with your complaint. Appeals against a particular decision are governed by the appeals policy (Appeals); reports of unlawful content or content that breaks our rules are governed by Moderation section 3. This document is the route for everything else, and it explains how the routes fit together.
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This appeals policy governs how you can challenge a particular decision of ours — the removal of an item of content, a warning, a restriction or ban on your account, a retention of earnings, a refused verification, or the rejection of a report you submitted.
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DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED, which operates desioart (desioart.com), tolerates no form of modern slavery, human trafficking or sexual exploitation — not on the platform, not in our business relationships, not in our supply chain.
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These creator terms and conditions (the “creator terms”) govern the relationship between you as a creator and DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED (“the platform”, “we”, “us”). They supplement the general terms of service (Terms) and apply in addition to every user who activates a creator account on desioart (desioart.com).
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This policy sets out in detail how you earn remuneration as a creator on desioart (desioart.com), how it is calculated, when and how it is paid to you, and what follows for tax. It supplements the creator terms (Creator Terms) and the master terms of service (Terms).
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This policy governs how creators may promote their desioart profile away from the platform, on what conditions they may advertise for third parties on it (sponsorship, product placement, affiliate links), and how advertising must be labelled. It gives substance to Creator Terms section 16 and supplements Acceptable Use sections 5.4 and 6, Referral and Creator Terms section 9.8 (cross-posting).
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These terms govern our referral programme, under which users bring new creators to desioart and receive commission for it out of our share of the referred creator's revenue. They give substance to Terms section 10, Creator Terms section 6.5 and Creator Earnings section 2.6, and prevail over them for the referral programme.
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Content with several people in it is welcome on desioart — couples, groups, guest appearances, creators working together. This policy governs what applies when someone other than you is visible or audible in your content: who must be verified, how consent is given, documented and withdrawn, what rights those taking part have, and who answers for what. It gives substance to Creator Terms section 9.4 and prevails over it on questions of consent.
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This content moderation policy describes when, why and how desioart reviews content, how unlawful content and content breaching our policies are dealt with, and what procedures apply to reports (notice and action), statements of reasons, trusted flaggers, orders from authorities and transparency reports. What is allowed and what is forbidden is governed by the AUP (Acceptable Use) and the community guidelines (Community); this document governs the procedure.
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We respect intellectual property and expect every user to do the same. This policy governs how rights holders report infringements of copyright and trade mark rights on desioart (desioart.com), how we respond, how the creators affected can answer, and what happens to repeat infringers. It follows:
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This policy governs our procedure for taking down, as fast as we possibly can, intimate recordings made or distributed without the consent of the person depicted (“NCII” — non-consensual intimate imagery, often called “revenge porn”, although it is never about revenge but about violence), digital fakes (deepfakes) included.
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desioart is a platform for adults who have turned 18. This policy describes how we make sure no minor gains access to adult content, no minor holds an account and no minor is depicted in content — and what that means for you as a visitor, a fan, a creator or a co-performer.
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This document contains the statement provided for by 18 U.S.C. §§ 2257 and 2257A and 28 C.F.R. Part 75, that desioart, operated by DAAR GLOBAL LIMITED, keeps the records those provisions require about everyone appearing in visual depictions of actual or simulated sexually explicit conduct on the platform.
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These terms govern the use of our public programming interface (the “API”) by developers of third-party applications (“apps”), and the rights and obligations of users who grant an app access to their account. They give substance to Terms section 4.8 and Creator Terms section 17. For developers they are contractual terms (B2B); for users they explain what granting access means.
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These terms explain how we meet Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 on promoting fairness and transparency for business users of online intermediation services (the “P2B regulation”) towards creators. They bring together what is governed in various places in our terms, and add the complaints and mediation procedure. They give substance to Creator Terms section 15.
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