Community Guidelines
Last updated: 19 August 2026
Meets is for respectful, real-world connection between adults. These Guidelines apply to profiles, events, photos, banners, chats, reports and links shared through Meets.
Be respectful
No harassment, bullying, threats, hate, discrimination, stalking, unwanted sexual content, sexual exploitation, humiliation or repeated unwanted contact.
Be authentic
Use your own identity. Do not impersonate people or organisations, create misleading events, fake attendance, deceptive promotions, scams or spam.
Protect privacy and consent
Do not publish another person's private information, location, contact details or image without permission. Do not pressure anyone to share information, meet, join a chat or continue a conversation. Respect a person's decision to leave, block or report.
Keep people safe
No illegal activity, weapons trafficking, exploitation, human trafficking, dangerous challenges, instructions for self-harm, threats of violence, content involving minors in adult or sexual contexts, or attempts to arrange unsafe or coercive activity.
Keep content appropriate
Events and promotions must be legal, accurately described and suitable for adults. Do not upload malware, stolen material, copyrighted content without permission, explicit sexual exploitation, graphic violence or content intended to deceive or recruit people into wrongdoing.
Telegram and external spaces
These rules apply to Telegram features connected through Meets. You must have permission to connect a group or send invitations. Telegram's own rules also apply, and serious safety issues may be reported to the relevant platform or authorities.
Reporting and enforcement
Use the in-app report and block tools. Include enough context for us to investigate, but never send passwords, access tokens or unnecessary sensitive information. We may remove content, restrict visibility, suspend features, terminate accounts or preserve and share information where required for safety or law enforcement. We may act immediately where there is a credible risk of harm.
If you believe an enforcement action was made in error, contact meets01app@gmail.com. Do not retaliate against a reporter or evade a restriction with another account.
Emergency situations
Meets is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.