Verification and moderation reduce risk but do not prove every identity claim or guarantee safe behavior.
01Before and during a chat
Keep financial, identity, address, workplace, and account credentials private until you have independently assessed trust.
- Never send money, gift cards, crypto, passwords, one-time codes, or identity documents.
- Block and report pressure, scams, threats, impersonation, or inappropriate media.
02Meeting in person
Meet in a public place, control your transportation, tell a trusted person, keep your phone charged, and leave if you feel unsafe.
03Emergency limit
72 is not an emergency or law-enforcement service. Contact local emergency services if someone is in immediate danger.
04Purpose and limits
72 may use phone authentication, liveness, real camera, profile consistency, verified primary profile photo state, reporting, blocking, moderation, and AI-assisted safety signals to reduce risk. These are not emergency services, law enforcement, psychological counseling, relationship counseling, legal identity verification, KYC, or safety guarantees.
05Emergency
If there is physical danger, threats, blackmail, suicide risk, sexual exploitation, suspected minor-related harm, or another urgent safety issue, contact local emergency services, authorities, or a trusted person immediately. In-app report and block tools are important, but they are not enough in an emergency. 72 is not a police, ambulance, crisis hotline, or real-time emergency intervention service.
06Verification and trust signals
Verification and consistency signals are intended to reduce fake profile, replay, bot, impersonation, and abuse risks. They are not official KYC, legal identity verification, guaranteed age/gender/location verification, or a trustworthiness guarantee. Report inconsistencies or suspicious behavior.
07Before you start talking
Review profile information carefully, be cautious with very fast romance, money, or emergency claims, build trust before sharing personal data, and set boundaries early. Treat inconsistent stories, pressure, or quick off-platform requests as risk signals. Use pass, block, report, or leave if something feels wrong.
08Money, scams, and romance fraud
Do not send money. Be careful with gift cards, crypto, investments, forex, bank details, payment links, emergency money, plane tickets, visa fees, hospital money, debt, or similar requests. Report users who create fast romantic attachment and then ask for money. Phishing links, files, off-platform payment pages, blackmail, and sextortion are risk signals.
09Personal information safety
Do not share phone numbers, home addresses, workplace or school details, family information, government ID, passport details, bank information, social accounts, one-time passwords, live location, or sensitive photos/videos too early. Do not share another user’s personal information without permission. Doxxing, exposure, threats, and blackmail are prohibited.
10Meeting in real life
72 cannot control real-world meetings and does not guarantee real-world safety.
- Meet first in a public place.
- Tell a friend or family member where you are going.
- Control your own transportation.
- Consider sharing location with someone you trust.
- Be careful with pressure involving alcohol, drugs, isolated places, or private locations.
- Keep control of your belongings and drink.
- Leave if you feel uncomfortable.
- Contact local emergency services or authorities if there is danger.
11International and cross-language introductions
When meeting users from different countries, languages, or cultures, be aware that translation, transcription, may be wrong or incomplete. Be especially careful with money, visa, travel, gifts, investments, and long-distance romance requests.
12AI and translation safety
AI translation, transcription, and profile text assistance may be inaccurate. AI output does not guarantee that a person is safe, honest, compatible, correctly identified, or well-intentioned. Final decisions remain the user’s responsibility.
13Reporting and blocking guide
Report minors, scams, money requests, harassment, sexual pressure, threats, hate, fake profiles, impersonation, unauthorized recording, non-consensual media, platform abuse, or safety risks. Use block when you feel uncomfortable, pressured, unsafe, or when boundaries are ignored. The reporting user’s identity is generally not disclosed. Bad-faith or fake reports may lead to enforcement.
14After a report and if you are reported
72 may receive a report, use automated tools and human review, hide content, disable or quarantine media, restrict features, suspend or terminate accounts, and request additional verification. Support or appeal paths may be available in some cases, but appeals do not guarantee account or content restoration.
15What 72 cannot fully prevent
72 cannot fully prevent recording with another device, screenshots, screen recording, false statements by users, off-platform conduct, real-world risks, AI/translation errors, every scam attempt, every fake profile attempt, or media misuse by another user. 72 may still use safety signals, reporting, moderation, access controls, product limits, and policy enforcement to reduce those risks.
16Consent and boundaries
Set your boundaries and respect other people’s boundaries. A conversation, subscription, shared translation balance or accepted offer does not create an obligation to reply, share media, meet or continue a relationship. Stop if someone says no, withdraws consent, blocks you or ends a conversation. Report coercion, sexual pressure, threats, non-consensual intimate media, exploitation or blackmail. Seek local emergency assistance if anyone is in immediate danger.