If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 first.
Then tell us, so we can act on the account.
How to report
Once you are signed in, there is a report option on every profile, post, photo, comment,
message, group and event. That is the fastest route, because it attaches the right context
automatically.
What gets priority
These skip the queue entirely and are handled immediately:
- Anyone who may be under 18
- Child sexual abuse material, which is removed and reported to NCMEC
- Intimate images shared without consent
- Threats of violence
- Doxxing or outing
What happens next
- Reports on group content reach that group’s leaders first, and staff always.
- You can see the status of anything you report: open, reviewing, actioned, dismissed.
- Filing a report that turns out to be right improves your standing here.
- Reports from established members are automatically escalated.
Block and mute
You do not need our permission to protect yourself. Blocking is mutual and
absolute, so neither of you sees the other anywhere. Muting is quiet and
one-sided, and they are never told. You can mute a person, a group, or a whole tag.
Reporting before you have an account
If you need to report something and cannot sign in, the contact address will be published
here before launch.