Safety Guidelines

Use your judgment

PAI helps people discover, message, and meet each other, but PAI does not verify every user’s identity, background, intentions, or information.

People may misrepresent who they are, what they want, where they are, or why they are contacting you.

If something feels off, slow down, stop responding, block the user, or report the situation.

Meeting people

Meet in a public place first, especially when meeting someone for the first time.

Tell a trusted person where you are going, who you are meeting, and when you expect to be back.

Consider arranging your own transportation so you can leave whenever you want.

Avoid sharing your home address, hotel room, workplace, or exact live location before you feel safe and ready.

Trust your instincts. If something feels wrong, leave or stop the conversation.

Protect your information

Be careful when sharing your exact location, home address, workplace, travel plans, financial information, documents, passwords, verification codes, or other sensitive details.

Do not share account credentials, private documents, financial details, or intimate content with someone you do not fully trust.

Remember that messages, photos, posts, and profile details can be screenshotted, saved, copied, or shared outside PAI by other users.

Do not send money, gifts, or financial help to someone you have not verified and do not fully trust.

Scams, pressure, and suspicious behavior

Be cautious if someone quickly asks for money, investments, crypto, documents, login codes, explicit photos, emergency help, or a conversation outside the app.

Be cautious if someone pressures you, threatens you, rushes intimacy, refuses to verify basic details, or tells a story that feels designed to create urgency.

You can stop a conversation at any time. You do not owe anyone a response, explanation, meeting, photo, or personal information.

Use safety tools

Use block when you do not want another user to contact you or interact with you.

Use report when someone harasses, threatens, impersonates, scams, shares illegal content, shares non-consensual intimate content, appears to be under 18, or otherwise creates a safety concern.

Reports may be reviewed for safety, moderation, legal, or abuse-prevention purposes.

If you believe someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. PAI is not an emergency service.

Location awareness

Location-based features can make the network more useful, but they can also reveal that you are connected to a city, country, or nearby context.

Review your device location permissions and only share what feels comfortable.

Even if PAI does not show exact GPS coordinates, other users may infer where you are from your profile, posts, home base, visiting status, messages, photos, timing, or context.

Be especially careful when using PAI in places where LGBTQ+ identity, expression, association, or meeting other LGBTQ+ people may create personal, legal, or safety risk.

Minors and age safety

PAI is intended for users 18 years and older.

Do not communicate with, meet, solicit, or exchange intimate content with anyone you know or suspect is under 18.

If you believe a user is under 18, report the account immediately.

Consent and intimate content

Do not pressure anyone to send photos, meet, flirt, continue a conversation, or share personal details.

Do not share, threaten to share, request, or distribute intimate or explicit content without clear consent.

If someone shares non-consensual intimate content, threatens you, blackmails you, or makes you feel unsafe, block and report them and consider contacting local authorities or a trusted support organization.

Respect the community

PAI is built for connection, community, and mutual support. Treat people with respect, even when you are not interested.

Do not harass, shame, out, dox, threaten, impersonate, discriminate against, or exploit other users.

Respect people’s boundaries, identities, privacy, and decisions to stop interacting.

Limits of PAI safety features

PAI provides safety tools, privacy controls, blocking, reporting, and moderation workflows, but no app can guarantee personal safety.

PAI cannot control what users do outside the app, what they save or screenshot, or what happens during offline meetings.

Use PAI as one layer of support, not as a substitute for your own judgment, trusted people, local resources, or emergency services.