Operates an app store, in Mexico

Ley Federal de Proteccion al Consumidor (LFPC), Capitulo VIII Bis "De los Derechos de los Consumidores en las Transacciones Efectuadas a traves del Uso de Medios Electronicos, Opticos o de Cualquier Otra Tecnologia", Arts. 76 Bis y 76 Bis 1, capitulo adicionado por decreto publicado en el Diario Oficial de la Federacion el 29 de mayo de 2000, texto vigente con ultima reforma DOF 14-11-2025 · Read the law's page

• Where you offer, market or sell goods, products or services to a consumer in Mexico through electronic, optical or other technological means, keep the information that consumer gives you confidential, and do not disclose or transmit it to another provider outside the transaction without the consumer's express authorization or a competent authority's request.
• Use an available technical security element to give security and confidentiality to that consumer information, and tell the consumer, before the transaction closes, the general characteristics of that element.
• Follow the Secretaria de Economia's Norma Mexicana for electronic commerce, which requires among other things reliable technical security mechanisms that guarantee the protection and confidentiality of the consumer's personal information and of the transaction itself.

Decreto de entornos digitales seguros para niñas, niños y adolescentes, Diario Oficial de la Federación, 14 de octubre de 2026 · Read the law's page

• Do not allow a child or adolescent access to, exposure to or a recommendation of content, especially images and videos, that generates or promotes harassment, sexual abuse or exploitation, hate or violent extremism, unlawful conduct, pornography or other explicit sexual material, or suicide, self-harm and eating disorders (Article 3).
• Implement reliable and secure mechanisms to identify the age of your users; they must not be limited to the user's self-declaration of age (Article 4, item I).
• Publish the criteria for identifying and removing accounts or content that promote an Article 3 prohibition and the criteria for age classification and content moderation by user age, and enable the technical mechanisms to apply them (Article 4, items II and III).
• Identify and remove immediately any account or content that generates or promotes an Article 3 prohibition, and provide accessible, visible and permanently available mechanisms for users to report them (Article 4, items IV and V).
• Provide mechanisms for parents or guardians to supervise minors' accounts, guarantee safety and protection of children and adolescents by design, and keep the strictest available privacy and safety settings active by default when a new account is created (Article 4, items VI to VIII).
• Carry out periodic assessments of the risks that design, features, recommender systems, user interaction and service characteristics pose to children and adolescents, adopt reasonable measures to prevent or mitigate them, and share statistical reports on the patterns detected in Article 3 content with the competent authorities periodically (Article 4, item IX).
• Designate a direct, specialized contact point for justice authorities, available 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, with immediate technical capacity to act on user-generated content (Article 5, item I).
• When an account or content is removed, preserve any digital evidence for at least 90 business days (Article 5, item II).
• Inform and alert the competent national authorities immediately of accounts or content that threaten the life, dignity, safety, integrity or privacy of children and adolescents (Article 5, item III).
• Document and report the actions implemented to comply with the decree within a maximum of thirty calendar days from its entry into force (fourth transitory provision).