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Last updated 10 November 2026

Safety

Anonymous messages can be lovely or cruel. Here's everything we do so your inbox stays the first kind.

Filters you control

Every message is checked on our own servers before it reaches you. Nothing is sent to another company to be checked.

  • Always hidden: threats, slurs, and anything encouraging self-harm.
  • Standard (the default) also hides bullying, insults about looks or worth, sexual harassment and common abuse in English and Hinglish.
  • Strict also hides swearing and milder insults.
  • Messages with links are hidden by default, since that's how spam arrives.
  • Add your own words — a name, a nickname, a topic — and anything mentioning them is hidden too.

The filter sees through common tricks: spaced or dotted letters, look-alike characters, stretched words and styled fonts. Filtered messages wait in a Hidden folder, blurred until you choose to look.

Block, report, pause

  • Block a sender from any message. They're never told; their messages are quietly dropped.
  • Report a message and we keep a copy for review, and block the sender for you.
  • Pause your link whenever you need a break.

Limits on sending

Each device and network can only send so many messages a minute, and to any one person. Automated sending is detected and dropped.

If you're struggling

If a message has upset you, talk to someone you trust. In India, Tele-MANAS offers free mental health support on 14416, any time. If you're in danger, call 112.

Report a link

To report a whole link (for example, one pretending to be someone), email hi@example.com with the username.