Safe usage practices
- Use a nickname; avoid your real full name in display fields.
- Do not share passwords, one-time codes, payment cards, or crypto wallet details.
- Be cautious with links and files from strangers; they may be malicious or deceptive.
- Disconnect the moment a conversation becomes uncomfortable—you owe no one your attention.
Privacy habits
In voice or video, background audio and visuals can reveal where you are or who is nearby. Mute or leave if you might expose others without consent. For what the service may process technically, read our privacy overview—it stays clear of “we store nothing” hype unless it is accurate.
Avoiding scams and abuse
Common patterns include rushed moves to other apps, “verification” links, romance or investment pitches, and threats. Legitimate users rarely need your government ID, bank login, or intimate photos. When in doubt, end the chat and start fresh later. Our safe random chat guide adds context for this niche.
Reporting concerns
After you are safe, consider reporting abuse so reviewers can take appropriate steps. Reporting helps the community; it does not replace emergency services if you are in danger.
Respectful behavior
Harassment, hate, sexual pressure, or sharing someone else’s private content harms everyone in the pool. Read the community guidelines for boundaries we expect. On mobile, see mobile random chat for extra tips.
Chat with boundaries