1v1 chat safety, the practical version

All three controls live on the chat screen itself, so you never leave the conversation to use them. Next is for "not my kind of chat", Block is for "never show me this person again", and Report is for "a moderator should see this". Pick by how bad it was.

People mix them up, and the difference matters. Next is quiet and costs the other person nothing. Block changes what you will see later. Report is the only one that puts a human on the case.

The report goes to the moderation team with the reasons you ticked, your description, any screenshot and the details of that conversation. A moderator looks it over and settles on the response: a warning, limits on the account, or removal. From there the moderation team handles it.

Only adults may use Just1v1, which means 18 or older. If someone looks or sounds younger, report it straight away and say in the description what made you think so.

Want to add something after the fact, like a screenshot you took later? Email it in through the Contact Just1v1 page with the rough time of the chat and the other person's nickname.

Your nickname and whatever you put in the frame, the mic or the text box. That is it. Guests start without a name, email or phone number, so there is nothing personal for the other side to look up. Even if you log in later, your sign-in details stay private to you.

So the leaks come from you, not the site. On camera, glance behind you before you start: a window view, a work badge, mail on the table. In text, keep back your surname, workplace, phone number, home area and social handles until you actually know someone, if ever.

Coins on Just1v1 are bought only through the site's own purchase screen, and they never buy a meeting in person. Anyone who asks you to top up somewhere else, pay them directly, or send gifts so they will "meet you" or "show you more" is running a script. Press Report, then Next.

No. Video and voice calls on Just1v1 are not recorded, and there is no download or replay button for anyone. Text messages pass through our servers so they can reach the other person and so a report can be checked. The details sit in the Privacy Policy.

The honest limit: someone could point a second phone at their screen. Filming people breaks the rules and costs accounts, but no website can stop a camera in another room. If anyone threatens you with a clip, do not pay; screenshot it, report the account and go to local police. In the US, the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center also takes reports of this kind of threat.

For the wider question of how to judge any stranger chat, not only this one, read is 1v1 chat safe. The rules for what is allowed here are in the Community Guidelines. Then head back to your 1v1 chat.