Child safety: age limits and reporting
People under 18 must not use Anonymous Chat. An age field is a declaration, not proof of age. If a participant says they are underage, stop the exchange and use Report; do not ask for identity documents.
Read the chat rulesThe age rule applies to every category
Chat, Flirt and Roleplay are all for adults. A fictional role, a category choice or someone’s permission does not make sexual content involving minors acceptable. Grooming, exploitation and material depicting child sexual abuse are prohibited.
How to act in the conversation
Open Report, select the closest reason and confirm. Reporting ends the conversation and blocks the anonymous session. If you have already left, do not try to find the person again to investigate. Report is not an emergency-response channel.
Do not request or circulate evidence
Do not solicit, download, copy, forward or repost material that may depict child sexual abuse. Do not send it to a stranger or include it in an ordinary support message. Use appropriate platform or official reporting channels without redistributing the material.
Protect identifying information
Do not reveal someone’s school, address, workplace, contact details or photos. Do not try to establish a person’s age through personal questions or pressure. If there is an immediate threat to a child, contact local emergency services or the police.
Limits of the available controls
Reporting does not guarantee an instant human review. Block applies to anonymous sessions and cannot guarantee that a person will not return using a different session. Leaving is an available immediate action; the service cannot guarantee that a stranger’s stated identity is accurate.