Protection

Safety, reporting and boundaries

Real-life safety questions about suspicious requests, privacy, pressure, blackmail, underage concerns, off-platform behaviour and reporting.

Section 01

Privacy and boundaries

01What should never be public?

Exact incall addresses, private phone numbers, legal names, IDs, verification media, private notes and sensitive request details should never be exposed on public pages.

02What if someone pressures me to move off-platform immediately?

Treat pressure as a safety signal. You can decline, keep the conversation inside the protected thread and report the request if it feels manipulative, unsafe or suspicious.

03What if someone threatens blackmail or exposure?

Stop communication, preserve evidence and report it through the platform and appropriate local authorities or emergency channels where necessary. Do not send money or private material under pressure.

04What if I suspect underage activity or coercion?

Report immediately. Adult-only verification and anti-trafficking awareness are core safety responsibilities. Hard safety concerns should block public exposure and trigger operator escalation.

Section 02

Reporting

01How do I report a fake profile?

Use the Report Center and include the profile link, what looks wrong and any evidence. Fake photos, stolen identity, mismatched details and suspicious contact behaviour should be reviewed.

02Can a report remove a profile immediately?

Serious safety reports can lead to immediate temporary hiding while the operator reviews the case. Lower-risk reports may require review notes or additional verification.

03Are reports anonymous?

Reports should be handled discreetly. The platform should avoid exposing reporter identity unless required by law, safety escalation or platform policy.