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Safety, Reporting, Blocking & Moderation

Effective date: 13 August 2026

Version: 1.0

1. Purpose

This policy explains RandomFlirt's current user-safety tools. It does not promise that every harmful message will be detected or prevented.

2. Report

Use Report when you believe content or conduct violates the Terms or Community Guidelines. Provide truthful, relevant information. RandomFlirt may review available context necessary to assess the report.

3. Block

Use Block to prevent or limit further interaction with a user according to the live product. Blocking is a user control and does not automatically mean the blocked person violated the law.

4. Skip/leave

In Random Flirt, users can use the existing skip/leave controls to end an unwanted random interaction. Leaving should not require the other user's permission.

5. Simple blocked-word filter

RandomFlirt may prevent a message from being sent when it contains a centrally configured prohibited word/phrase or a simple obfuscated variation. For this first-stage filter:

This simple filter is not a criminal-detection system and must not be described as one.

6. Human/admin review

Existing reports may be reviewed by authorized administrators/moderators using the production moderation system. Access should be limited to what is necessary and protected by appropriate security controls.

7. Serious or illegal content

RandomFlirt may preserve, restrict, disclose or report information when required by applicable law, valid legal process, safety obligations or a properly approved internal procedure. The current launch scope does not include an automatic child-abuse-to-police reporting engine.

8. Emergencies

RandomFlirt is not an emergency service. If someone faces immediate danger, contact the relevant local emergency authority.

9. Appeals/complaints

Where the law requires a moderation appeal, statement of reasons or complaint mechanism, RandomFlirt will provide it through the applicable process. Users may also contact [email protected] about moderation errors.