
← BackBe bold. Don't be a dick.
01Consent runs everything
Consent is specific and revocable. Someone talking to you is not consenting to flirting. Flirting is not consenting to explicit content. Being 18+ is not consenting to WILD. Being in WILD is not consenting to explicit messages or media from you. Ask. If the answer is no, or silence, that's the answer.
02Hard no's
- No harassment, threats, intimidation or stalking — online or offline.
- No hate: attacks based on who someone is are not edgy, they're out.
- No impersonation or fake identities.
- No minors. Ever. Anywhere in SHOUTR.
- No child sexual abuse material. This is reported to authorities immediately.
- No exploitation, coercion, trafficking or sexual services for payment.
- No non-consensual intimate content, including sharing or screenshotting someone's private media.
- No illegal content or illegal activity.
- No spam, scams, crypto pitches or bots.
- Respect blocks and boundaries. A block is the end of the conversation.
03Private media stays with its owner
A Private Album opens only when its owner approves it. My Vault is yours alone. A Mystery profile reveals when its owner presses reveal. Buying a 24H Wristband unlocks features — it never unlocks a person.
04WILD is a door, not a licence
WILD is an optional 18+ mode inside Discover. Only people who chose to open that door see each other through it, and it leaves no mark on a normal profile. Entering WILD says one thing: “I'm open to this space.” Everything after that still needs a yes.
05Two buttons that always work
Block ends contact. Report sends it to us. When you report, limited relevant content and context from that conversation or post may be preserved and shown to a reviewer so the report can actually be assessed. We don't browse private chats for entertainment.
06Reporting illegal content
Anyone — user or not — can report content they believe is illegal. Use the in-app report flow where possible, or contact us directly. Tell us what the content is, where it is, and why you believe it is illegal.
TODO — publish the reporting email / web form endpoint for illegal-content notices
07What happens after a report
We review reports and decide proportionately: a warning, content removal, feature limits, suspension or account termination. Serious cases, especially anything involving minors, go to the authorities. We aim to inform you when a decision affects your account and to give you a way to reply if you think we got it wrong. SHOUTR is an early-stage service and moderation is handled by a small team — we prioritise safety-critical reports first.
TODO — confirm the moderation contact channel and appeal route before launch
08Meeting people
Meet in public first. Tell someone where you're going. Trust the feeling that says leave. Nobody in SHOUTR is owed your time, your face, your photos or your location.