Report Abuse

Last updated 12 August 2026

If a child is in immediate danger, or anyone's life is at risk, contact your local emergency services first.

In India: Police 112 · Childline 1098 · Women's Helpline 181 · National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal: cybercrime.gov.in

Reporting inside the app

This is the fastest route, because the report arrives with the account and content already identified.

1. Open the profile, chat, post, or photo.

2. Tap the ⋮ menu (top right on a profile or chat; on the corner of a post).

3. Choose Report. On a profile you can also choose Report this photo to report the specific image on screen.

4. Pick a reason.

Reasons you can choose

• Child safety concern (CSAE)
  Child sexual abuse material, grooming, sexual messages involving a minor, sextortion, or trafficking. Reviewed as a priority.

• Underage user (under 18)
  Someone who appears to be a minor using the service.

• Nudity or sexual content
  Explicit photos, unsolicited sexual images or messages.

• Harassment or bullying
  Threats, intimidation, hate speech, repeated unwanted contact.

• Inappropriate or offensive content
  Anything else that breaks our Community Guidelines.

• Fake profile or impersonation
  Stolen photos, false identity, a profile made for someone else.

• Spam or scam
  Requests for money, investment schemes, advertising, phishing links.

• Other
  Anything not covered above.

Blocking

The same ⋮ menu has Block. Blocking takes effect at once and works in both directions: the person cannot see your profile, cannot appear in your matches, and cannot message you — and you will not see them either. Blocking is independent of reporting; you can do either or both. Your blocks are listed under Biodata → Blocked users, where you can undo them.

Reporting by email

Child safety, and everything else

admin.iitiansfunda@gmail.com

This is also our child safety point of contact: use it for child sexual abuse and exploitation of any kind, and for enforcement notices from Google or law enforcement. Put CHILD SAFETY in the subject line and it is treated as urgent.

You do not need an account, and you do not need to be the person affected, to write to us here.

Please tell us, as far as you can:

• The name shown on the profile, and the phone number if you have it.

• Where you saw it — a profile, a chat, a post, or a photograph.

• What happened, and when.

• Screenshots, if you have them.

What happens next

1. Child safety reports are marked urgent when they are filed and go ahead of the ordinary queue.

2. A moderator reviews the report against our Community Guidelines.

3. We remove content, remove photographs, delete posts or messages, suspend the account, or terminate it, depending on what we find.

4. Where the law requires it — in particular for apparent child sexual abuse material — we report to the appropriate authorities and preserve the records.

5. We keep a record of the report even if the account is later deleted.

We do not tell the person who reported them that they were reported. We may not be able to tell you the outcome of a report about someone else, but you can always ask.