Safety
A Better Conversation Starts With Better Boundaries.
This page is the short, honest version of how to have a good time on meete.video: what the rules are, what the tools do, and what to watch for. No scare tactics — just the things that actually keep a conversation worth having.
Adults Only, No Exceptions
meete.video is for people aged 18 and over — full stop. If you're under 18, this site isn't for you, and that's not negotiable. If you ever suspect someone you're talking to is underage, end the conversation and report it immediately. That single report matters more than any other feature on the site.
Block and Report: Two Buttons, Zero Drama
Every conversation gives you two tools that work instantly. Block ends the contact — the person can't reach you again, and you never need to justify using it; discomfort is reason enough. Report tells our moderation team what happened so they can look at the account, not just your conversation. Use block for "not for me." Use report for "not for anyone."
Protect Your Own Privacy First
The strongest safety feature on any platform is your own sharing habits. Keep your phone number, home address, workplace, financial information, passwords and verification codes off camera and out of chat — especially early. A first name is plenty for a first call. None of this is paranoia; it's the same rule you'd apply to anyone you just met anywhere else.
Harassment and Explicit Behavior Aren't "Flirting"
Pressure, insults, threats and unwanted explicit behavior aren't edgy — they're violations. A "no" is a complete sentence here, and anyone who treats it as a negotiation is on their way off the site. If someone makes you uncomfortable, you don't owe them a graceful exit. Block, report, and take the next conversation instead.
Scams and Off-Platform Requests
Scammers on social platforms follow a short script, and once you know it, it's easy to spot. Anyone who asks you to send money, switch to another platform or share a verification code has told you everything you need to know. The red flags, in plain sight:
- Asks you to send money, gift cards or crypto — for any reason
- Pushes to move to another app within minutes of matching
- Requests verification codes, passwords or login details
- Claims an emergency that only your money can solve
- Offers investment tips or guaranteed returns between compliments
One of these shows up and the conversation is over — block, report, move on. Our terms of service back you up on all of it.
What Moderation Actually Does
Reports are reviewed by people, and accounts that break the rules get removed. We won't promise a risk-free internet — nobody honestly can — but we do promise that a report goes somewhere and that repeat offenders don't get to stay. The system works best when you use it early rather than politely enduring something you shouldn't have to.
The Full Rules Live in the Community Guidelines
This page is the practical summary. The complete, enforceable version — what's allowed, what isn't, and what happens when lines get crossed — is in the community guidelines. Worth five minutes before your first call. For how your data is handled, see the privacy policy.