ASACP Names F2F.com 'Featured Sponsor' for August

LOS ANGELES — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) has named Friends2Follow (F2F.com) as its featured sponsor for August 2024.

ASACP is a nonprofit organization that has worked to promote online child safety for the past 28 years. It relies on the support of numerous companies, organizations, and individuals committed to protecting children from online harm.

"F2F.com, our esteemed featured sponsor for August 2024, stands out in its focus on fan engagement. It is a vibrant online world where creativity and authenticity are celebrated," said a rep. "The platform goes beyond the ordinary in social fan engagement. It is not just a platform but a thriving community fostering self-expression, discovery and mutual appreciation."

F2F.com CEO Jean-Micheal Veen expanded on the company's sponsorship.

“Our collaboration with ASACP reinforces our unwavering commitment to children’s online safety. By implementing robust age verification processes and actively sharing our expertise and resources, we aim to create a safer digital environment for all,” Veen said. “This partnership is a testament to our belief in the power of collective action and the importance of safeguarding our children’s future.”

Added ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning, "Our sponsors’ contributions are not just about supporting the association but also about shaping the industry and, most importantly, ensuring children’s online safety, which is a responsibility we all share."

For more information, visit ASACP.  

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