A person.
Open their profile, tap the menu, block or report. Blocking is quiet — nobody is told — and it cuts off messages, comments and reactions in one move.
What we do about people who behave badly, in plain words: the age rules, where the buttons are, what happens after you press one, and how to argue back if we get it wrong.
BeMatrx is rated 17+. Be Meetups — the social club feature for arranging to meet in person — is 18+.
There's no separate safety screen to go hunting for. Wherever a person or a piece of content appears, blocking and reporting sit on that same card, one tap away.
Open their profile, tap the menu, block or report. Blocking is quiet — nobody is told — and it cuts off messages, comments and reactions in one move.
The menu sits on the post itself. Report it, pick a reason, and it goes to review without you leaving the feed.
A Flash is gone in a day anyway, but you don't have to wait it out. The same menu is right there while it's playing.
A conversation can be reported from inside the chat. Block the sender and the messages stop with it.
Comments carry their own menu, so one line under a post can be dealt with on its own, without touching the post.
Every report is reviewed. If it confirms a breach of the guidelines, the content is removed and stays out of the feed.
Depending on how serious it is, the account behind it can be limited or removed as well. If the review finds no breach, the content stays where it is.
Decisions can be wrong, so every one of them can be argued with. The decision email carries a link to the appeal form on this site; open the form without that link and it says so and stops there.
Open the appeal form →Go invisible without going anywhere. Nobody sees you moving around the world until you switch it back off.
About Ghost Mode →Deleting your account can't be undone and there's no waiting period. Your account closes at once, your profile and posts leave everyone's view, and you can't log back in.
How deletion works →New accounts arrive through someone who is already here. It doesn't make bad behaviour impossible, but it makes throwaway accounts a great deal more expensive.
What counts as breaking them, written out.
Community Guidelines →Our standards against child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Child Safety Standards →Accounts, privacy, messages — answers by topic.
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