Watchmora
Privacy for Younger Users
Watchmora’s public catalogue can be browsed without an account, but accounts and account-only community features are only for adults aged 18 or over.
Effective date: 6 August 2026 · Last updated: 6 August 2026 · Version 2.2
If you are under 18
Do not create a Watchmora account, post comments or submit personal information through account-only features.
You may browse public catalogue pages without an account. Remember that trailers and external provider links can take you to independent services with their own rules.
How the age rule works
Watchmora asks people to confirm that they are 18 or over when they create or continue using an account.
Routine registration does not collect your date of birth, identity documents, selfies or biometric age data. This reduces the amount of sensitive information collected, but it also means that Watchmora cannot guarantee that every declaration is accurate.
If an underage account is suspected
Watchmora may review, restrict or close an account reasonably believed to belong to someone under 18.
A parent or guardian can use the Privacy or Support form to report a suspected underage account. Include only the information necessary to identify the account and explain the concern.
Parents and guardians
Do not send a child’s identity documents unless Watchmora specifically requests proportionate evidence after reviewing the case. Never send passwords or authentication codes.
You can also contact Watchmora if you believe a young person’s personal information appears in catalogue, editorial or community content without an appropriate reason.
Privacy choices
Optional Watchmora audience analytics can be declined through Privacy Choices. Essential security and server logging continues to protect the service.
Important limitation
The 18+ account rule does not make every public Watchmora page inaccessible to children and is not presented as a guaranteed age-verification system.
Watchmora will review the age and privacy approach as the audience, risks and service change.
Contact
Use the Privacy form for concerns about a young person’s information or an underage account. Use the Copyright and Rights form if the concern also involves an image, likeness or another legal right.