LOS ANGELES (Nov. 3, 2025) — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is pleased to honor adult industry leaders BongaCams, iWantClips, and the Latin American Livecams Expo as its Featured Sponsors for November 2025.
For over 29 years, ASACP, a member- and sponsor-supported nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting online child safety, has proactively protected children from online harm by fostering corporate and parental responsibility. It receives financial and material support from a family of leading digital media companies and support services, as well as organizations, caring individuals, and other stakeholders, including its monthly honor roll of featured sponsors.
ASACP’s featured sponsors are highly respected industry leaders recognized for their significant contributions to corporate responsibility, ethical business practices, and the implementation of procedural and technical measures to ensure child safety. These measures aim to protect minors and other vulnerable users from accidental exposure to age-restricted materials online, ensuring the safety and innocence of children as they go about their daily digital lives.
ASACP’s Executive Director, Tim Henning, thanks BongaCams, iWantClips, and Latin American Livecams Expo for their ongoing support and sincerely appreciates the association’s dedicated sponsors for their vital role in building a safer future through their online child protection initiatives.
“Our sponsors’ commitment to age assurance safeguards the innocence of youth,” he stated. “The free tools, education, and outreach provided by ASACP wouldn’t be possible without their generous support. Together, we’re truly making a difference!”
These tools encompass free child protection resources for parents, Best Practices tailored to specific adult market segments, and a comprehensive Code of Ethics for all website and mobile app publishers. Such vital resources help empower companies of all sizes to prevent minors from accessing age-restricted content.
Among ASACP’s most notable achievements are its RTA (Restricted To Adults) meta-labeling system, which prevents children from accessing adult-oriented web pages and apps, and its CSAM Reporting Tipline, which has received and processed 1.6 million reports since its inception and remains a vital global resource.
The association’s family of industry leaders, including November’s Featured Sponsors — BongaCams, iWantClips, and Latin American Livecams Expo — is crucial in making our tools and services accessible to the broader community.
BongaCams
As a trusted ASACP Title Sponsor since 2016, the live adult cam platform BongaCams prioritizes protecting children online.
“Since children might not only visit adult content websites but also attempt to become paid performers, we take extra care to ensure they do not receive this opportunity,” said a BongaCams spokesperson. “Our collaboration with ASACP is based on BongaCams’ aspiration to prevent child exploitation on the internet, and we do our best to secure their safety online.”
“BongaCams strictly prohibits streaming or uploading pedophilic content and takes on the obligation to contact relevant authorities if such activity is suspected. Thanks to ASACP’s support, the general public can report on any questionable content and thus minimize the spread of child pornography,” the spokesperson explained. “The service provided by ASACP is fully anonymous, so BongaCams’ visitors can feel safe reporting any suspicious videos — and therefore, the fight against child exploitation will be maximally effective.”
iWantClips
iWantClips is the premier destination for fetish content. As a trusted platform in the adult industry, it promotes female empowerment and provides a space for creators to showcase their unique work to a global audience.
iWantClips celebrates diverse expressions of creativity, encouraging content creators of all backgrounds to explore and share their unique perspectives while fostering a safe, responsible, and inclusive environment where premium, creator-driven content thrives. The platform uses cutting-edge security measures to protect creators’ and fans’ privacy, creating a trusted, seamless experience for everyone involved.
“At iWantClips, we are committed to upholding a secure and ethical digital environment for adult content,” said a company spokesperson. “Our partnership with ASACP as a Corporate Sponsor reflects our dedication to keeping age-restricted content only accessible to those of legal age.”
Latin American Livecams Expo
An Official ASACP Media Sponsor since 2017, the Latin American Livecams Expo (formerly LALExpo) targets the vibrant Latin American market, attracting a growing international and Latin-American audience from companies representing all aspects of the online and adult business world.
2026 marks the 11th edition of the Expo — an incredible milestone that celebrates more than a decade of continuous growth, learning, and professionalization alongside the industry.
Because the Latin American Livecams Expo is a business-to-business, educational, and trade event, the general public is not permitted to attend. However, many companies from the billing, mobile tech, ad network, affiliate sector, and more will participate. This executive event is capped by the Latin American Livecams Expo Awards, honoring excellence across dozens of industry categories and market segments.
“Colombia has emerged as a vibrant center of the global camming community and broader digital media market. Latin American Livecams Expo’s goal has always been to promote excellence and responsibility among the companies in this space,” Anthony Rivera, an organizer of the event and co-founder of AJ Studios, said. “Our roots are in the camming community, and we serve these countless independent performers, providing an opportunity for all adults who wish to make a living and support their families and themselves through today’s technology.”
“Of course, with this opportunity comes a great responsibility to do the right thing and to help ensure that only those who are legally able to enjoy camming and other adult entrepreneurial activities are doing so,” Rivera added. “This is why we support ASACP and its mission to educate and professionalize the industry in the name of protecting children, as well as restrict attendance at our event to adult business professionals only.”
The 11th-anniversary event will run from April 25-28 in Cali, the city that has hosted the most editions, at the Valle del Pacífico Event Center, one of the region’s largest and most prominent venues.
In celebration, the event’s promoters offer ASACP members a 50% discount on admission. To claim the discount, use the code LAL_ASACP2026 on the expo website.
Henning expressed gratitude to BongaCams, iWantClips, and the Latin American Livecams Expo for their continued support, generosity, and leadership in helping the association achieve its goal of preventing children from accessing or creating adult-oriented content.
“The association’s sponsors actively contribute to shaping the industry and are dedicated to the collective responsibility of ensuring children’s online safety,” Henning concluded. “ASACP’s sponsors and members are crucial in creating a safer space for consenting adults, while shielding society’s most vulnerable members from online harm and inappropriate content.”
To learn more about how your business can help protect itself by protecting children, email tim@asacp.org.
About ASACP
Founded in 1996, ASACP is a nonprofit organization dedicated to online child protection. ASACP comprises the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection and the ASACP Foundation. ASACP is a 501(c)(4) social welfare organization that manages a membership program and provides resources that help companies protect minors online. The ASACP Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, is responsible for our CSAM Reporting Tipline and the RTA (Restricted To Adults) meta-labeling system.
ASACP has invested nearly 29 years in developing progressive programs to protect minors, and its assistance to the digital media industry’s child protection efforts is unparalleled. For more information, visit ASACP.org.
