Stay Safe.
Chat Smart.

Anonymous chat can be a great way to meet people and have honest conversations — but it pays to stay aware. Read these tips before chatting.

Personal Safety

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Never share personal info

Do not give out your real name, address, phone number, school, workplace, or any social media handles to strangers online. Anonymity is your protection — keep it.

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Be careful with photos

Photos can contain embedded GPS location data. Even if they don't, images of your face, home, or surroundings can reveal far more than you intend.

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Never send money

Anyone asking for money, gift cards, crypto, or financial help — no matter how believable their story — is almost certainly running a scam. Block and report immediately.

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Watch out for suspicious links

Do not click links from people you don't know. Phishing links can steal your accounts, install malware, or reveal your IP address. When in doubt, don't click.

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Trust your instincts

If a conversation makes you feel uncomfortable, you can simply close the tab or log out. You owe no one your time or attention. Your comfort comes first.

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Meeting in person

If you do decide to meet someone you met on Chatterly, always meet in a public place, tell someone where you're going, and arrange your own transportation.

Community Rules

❌No sexual content involving minors. This is illegal everywhere. Offenders are immediately banned and reported to law enforcement.
❌No threats or incitement to violence. Threatening language of any kind is grounds for immediate ban and potential legal action.
❌No doxxing. Sharing another person's private information (address, phone, workplace, etc.) without consent is strictly prohibited.
❌No spam or scams. Repeated unsolicited messages, phishing attempts, or fraudulent solicitation will result in a permanent ban.
❌No harassment. Repeated unwanted contact, intimidation, or abusive messages will result in removal. Use the report function.
✔Treat others with basic respect. Disagreement is fine. Cruelty is not.

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See something wrong? Report it.

The ⚑ Report button is visible in every chat window. Reports are reviewed by our team. For urgent matters involving minors or threats of violence, please also contact your local law enforcement directly — do not wait for us to respond.

Resources

📞If you're in immediate danger, call your local emergency number (911 in the US, 999 in the UK, 112 in the EU).
💬Cyberbullying or online harassment: Contact the Cyberbullying Research Center or your national cybercrime reporting authority.
👥Child exploitation: Report to the NCMEC CyberTipline (US) or the equivalent agency in your country.
💕Mental health support: If a conversation has upset you, please reach out to a trusted person or a crisis line in your country.

Stay Safe.Chat Smart.

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Stay Safe.
Chat Smart.