Version 2.0 · Last updated: 12 July 2026
Your safety is our highest priority.
Flare is built with multiple layers of protection designed to help you connect with confidence while protecting your privacy, identity and wellbeing.
Whether you’re chatting with someone new, joining a Community, attending a Meetup, sharing a Private Album or simply browsing nearby people, Flare provides tools to help you stay in control.
This Safety Center explains:
While we continuously improve our safety features, no online platform can eliminate every risk.
The safest experience comes from combining Flare’s tools with your own judgement and common sense.
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Every person deserves to feel safe while using Flare.
Whether you’re looking for:
your wellbeing always comes first.
If something makes you uncomfortable, trust your instincts.
You never owe another user:
You are always free to:
Your comfort and safety matter.
Healthy relationships are built gradually.
There’s no need to rush.
Before sharing personal information, consider whether you:
If someone pressures you to move faster than you’re comfortable with, it’s okay to say no.
Sometimes something simply doesn’t feel right.
If another user’s behaviour makes you uncomfortable:
Your instincts are an important safety tool.
A safer community depends on everyone.
Treat others with:
Respecting boundaries helps everyone enjoy Flare safely.
Flare provides tools to help keep you safe, but no online platform can completely eliminate risk.
Using your judgement alongside our safety features gives you the best possible protection.
You are always in control of who can interact with you on Flare.
If another user makes you feel uncomfortable, unsafe or simply no longer wish to interact with them, you can block them at any time.
Blocking is private, immediate and designed to help you feel safe while using the Platform.
To block a user:
The blocked user will not be notified that you blocked them.
Depending on the feature being used, blocking may prevent that person from:
Some interactions that occurred before the block (such as previous messages) may remain visible to you unless you choose to delete them.
You can review and manage blocked users at any time.
Go to:
Privacy & Safety → Blocked Users
From there, you can:
If you unblock someone, they will not automatically become your match or regain previous permissions.
Consider blocking someone if they:
Remember, you do not need a reason to block someone.
If you no longer wish to interact with another user, that’s enough.
Blocking and reporting are different tools.
In many situations, you may wish to do both.
Blocking is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself.
Don’t worry about hurting someone’s feelings or appearing impolite.
If someone makes you uncomfortable, your wellbeing takes priority.
Every report helps make Flare a safer place.
If you see behaviour that makes you uncomfortable or appears to violate our Community Guidelines, we encourage you to report it.
You do not need to be directly affected to submit a report. If you believe someone else may be at risk, you can report the situation for our Trust & Safety team to review.
Depending on the feature you’re using, you can report:
Different reporting options may be available depending on the content you’re viewing.
Some of the most common reasons include:
If you’re unsure whether something should be reported, it’s okay to submit a report-we’ll review it.
Reporting only takes a few moments.
Generally, you can:
The exact steps may vary slightly depending on the feature you’re using.
Once a report is submitted:
Some investigations may take longer than others depending on their complexity.
No.
As a general rule:
In limited circumstances, information may need to be disclosed where required by law or to protect someone from serious harm.
Where available, providing additional information may help our investigation.
Examples include:
Please do not put yourself at risk to collect evidence.
If something feels unsafe, prioritise your own safety first.
Please report honestly.
Knowingly submitting false or malicious reports can make it harder for us to respond to genuine safety concerns.
Repeated abuse of the reporting system may itself result in enforcement action.
The in-app reporting system is not an emergency service.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger:
Every genuine report helps improve Flare.
By reporting harmful behaviour, you’re helping protect not only yourself but the wider community.
Thank you for helping make Flare a safer place for everyone.
Private Albums allow you to share photos and videos with specific people you choose.
Unlike your public profile, Private Albums are designed for private sharing between consenting adults.
You remain in control of:
You can revoke access at any time.
Before sharing private media, ask yourself:
Although Flare includes multiple privacy protections, no technology can completely prevent someone from copying content.
Only share intimate media with people you genuinely trust.
Private Album access is never permanent unless you choose it to be.
You can:
Removing access takes effect immediately.
Flare includes several technologies designed to help protect your private content.
Depending on the feature and your device, these may include:
These features help discourage unauthorised sharing and support investigations if private content is leaked.
Receiving access to someone else’s Private Album is a privilege.
It is not permission to:
Always respect the trust someone places in you.
If you believe your private media has been:
report it immediately through Flare.
Where appropriate, our Trust & Safety team may use screenshot attribution and watermarking technology to assist with the investigation.
View Once media is designed for temporary viewing.
Recipients should respect the sender’s intention.
Do not attempt to:
View Once media increases privacy but should never be relied upon as the only protection for sensitive content.
Private content should always be shared voluntarily.
Never feel pressured to send:
Healthy conversations respect consent and personal boundaries.
If someone pressures you into sharing intimate content, consider blocking and reporting them.
To help protect yourself:
A few moments of caution can make a big difference.
Flare continues to invest in technologies that help protect private content.
These include:
Our goal is to give you greater confidence when sharing private media while always keeping you in control.
There’s no rush to share personal information or move a conversation forward.
Take your time getting to know someone before:
Healthy conversations develop naturally and respect both people’s comfort levels.
Be cautious if someone:
These behaviours don’t always mean someone has bad intentions, but they can be warning signs. If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts.
Avoid sharing sensitive information with someone you’ve only recently met.
Examples include:
You control what you choose to share and when.
Flare includes several features designed to help protect your conversations.
Depending on the feature and your device, these include:
Using these tools can help you communicate more safely.
Voice and video calls can help you get to know someone before meeting in person.
Remember:
If someone behaves inappropriately during a call, end it immediately and report the behaviour.
Only share intimate media when:
Never let someone pressure you into sending content you’re uncomfortable sharing.
If someone repeatedly asks after you’ve said no, consider blocking and reporting them.
Whenever possible, keep conversations on Flare until you’ve built trust.
This allows you to benefit from features such as:
Moving immediately to another platform may reduce the protections available to you.
If a conversation becomes uncomfortable:
You never owe someone continued conversation simply because they contacted you.
The best conversations are built on:
Remember that every user deserves to feel safe and respected while communicating on Flare.
Flare continues to improve messaging safety through:
Our goal is to make conversations on Flare as safe, respectful and enjoyable as possible.
Meeting someone in person can be an exciting step.
Whether you’re meeting for:
your personal safety should always come first.
Take your time and only meet when you feel comfortable.
For first meetings, choose somewhere:
Examples include:
Avoid meeting at someone’s home or inviting someone to yours until you know them well.
Before meeting someone:
Tell a trusted friend or family member:
If possible, share:
Having someone aware of your plans adds an extra layer of safety.
Flare’s optional Safety Check-In feature helps you stay connected with someone you trust.
Depending on the feature:
You can:
Safety Check-In is designed to support you, but it is not an emergency service.
Whenever possible:
Having your own transport gives you greater flexibility if you decide to leave.
If something feels wrong:
You do not owe anyone an explanation for protecting yourself.
Your safety always comes before being polite.
If alcohol is involved:
Avoid allowing alcohol or substances to affect your ability to make safe decisions.
Before meeting someone, consider using Flare’s built-in voice or video calling.
A video call can help you:
Remember that verification and video calls improve confidence but cannot guarantee someone’s intentions.
Good meetings are built on mutual respect.
Remember:
Healthy relationships begin with respect.
Once you’re safely home:
Your wellbeing doesn’t end when the meeting does.
If another user:
prioritise your immediate safety.
If you’re in danger:
Once you’re safe, you can also report the incident through Flare so our Trust & Safety team can investigate any Platform-related violations.
Flare encourages meaningful real-world connections while recognising that offline interactions involve personal judgement.
We provide tools such as:
These features are designed to support you-but you remain in control of when, where and how you meet others.
Communities bring together people who share common interests, identities, hobbies, experiences and goals.
Whether you’re looking for:
Communities are designed to help people connect in a welcoming and respectful environment.
Take time to explore different Communities before joining.
Read the:
Choose Communities where you feel comfortable participating.
You’re never obligated to stay in a Community that no longer feels right for you.
Each Community may have additional rules alongside Flare’s Community Guidelines.
These may relate to:
Community rules must never conflict with Flare’s Terms of Service or Community Guidelines.
Think carefully before sharing personal information in a Community.
Avoid posting:
Remember that Community posts may be visible to many members.
Healthy Communities are built on respectful conversations.
We encourage members to:
Disagreements are natural.
Personal attacks are not.
Community Owners and Moderators help keep discussions welcoming and organised.
Moderators may:
If you disagree with a moderation decision, remain respectful and use any available appeal or contact process rather than escalating conflicts.
Many Communities organise Meetups and gatherings.
Before attending:
Community events remain user-organised and are not supervised by Flare.
Before posting in a Community, consider whether you’re comfortable with other members reading your post.
Avoid sharing:
Respect everyone’s privacy.
If you encounter:
please report it through the app.
Your reports help keep Communities welcoming for everyone.
Joining a Community is always your choice.
You can leave a Community whenever you wish.
Leaving a Community does not affect your Flare account or your ability to join other Communities in the future.
Flare believes Communities help people build meaningful friendships, support networks and lasting connections.
We’ll continue improving Community tools, moderation and safety features to help create welcoming spaces where everyone can participate with confidence.
Meetups are a great way to connect with people beyond the screen.
Whether you’re attending:
* A Community gathering,
* A social event,
* A coffee meetup,
* A Pride celebration,
* A sports activity,
* A gaming session,
* A networking event,
taking a few simple precautions can help make the experience enjoyable and safe.
Before joining a Meetup:
* Read the event description carefully.
* Check the date, time and location.
* Review the host’s profile and verification status.
* Read reviews where available.
* Make sure you understand what the event involves.
If something seems unclear or misleading, contact the host or consider another event.
You should never feel pressured to attend an event.
Only attend if you:
* Feel comfortable.
* Understand the purpose of the Meetup.
* Trust the information provided.
* Are happy with the location.
It’s perfectly okay to change your mind.
Flare’s optional Safety Check-In feature helps you keep someone you trust informed while you’re out.
You can choose to:
* Nominate a trusted guardian.
* Share your live safety status.
* Send a temporary safety link.
* Confirm your arrival.
* Confirm when you’re safely home.
* End the check-in whenever you choose.
You remain in control of what is shared and for how long.
Even if you use Safety Check-In, it’s a good idea to tell someone you trust:
* Where you’re going.
* Who you’re meeting.
* Approximately when you’ll return.
Having someone who knows your plans adds another layer of reassurance.
While attending:
* Respect the host.
* Respect other attendees.
* Follow venue rules.
* Respect everyone’s privacy.
* Be mindful of personal boundaries.
Remember that not everyone attending may wish to be photographed or identified publicly.
Always ask before:
* Taking someone’s photo.
* Recording video.
* Tagging someone on social media.
* Sharing Meetup photos publicly.
Never reveal another person’s attendance without their permission.
Respecting privacy is especially important within LGBTQ+ communities, where some members may not be publicly open about their identity.
If at any point you feel unsafe:
* Leave the event.
* Contact someone you trust.
* End the conversation.
* Use your own transport if possible.
* Contact emergency services if you believe you’re in immediate danger.
Your safety always comes first.
When you’re safely home:
* End your Safety Check-In.
* Let your trusted contact know you’ve arrived.
* Leave an honest review where available.
* Report any behaviour that violated Flare’s Community Guidelines.
Constructive feedback helps improve future events.
If you’re hosting a Meetup:
* Provide accurate information.
* Respect attendees.
* Communicate clearly.
* Choose appropriate venues.
* Honour your commitments.
* Create a welcoming environment.
Remember that hosting is a position of trust within the community.
Flare believes real-world connections help strengthen communities.
Our Meetups and Safety Check-In features are designed to encourage meaningful experiences while giving you greater control over your personal safety.
Although no platform can guarantee the safety of every offline interaction, we’re committed to providing tools that help you make informed decisions and stay connected with people you trust.
Flare’s Venues feature helps you discover welcoming places to socialise, relax and connect with others.
Venues may include:
Whether you’re visiting alone or meeting someone from Flare, your safety should always come first.
Before visiting a venue:
Planning ahead can make your visit more enjoyable and safer.
If you’re meeting another Flare user:
If you ever feel uncomfortable, leave the venue and contact someone you trust.
Flare allows you to check in to participating venues.
Check-ins help users discover active places and support local LGBTQ+ communities.
Remember:
Your privacy is important.
Flare does not publicly reveal your exact location through venue check-ins.
Where activity is displayed, it appears as anonymous, aggregated information, such as:
“People here now.”
Other users cannot see your exact arrival time or movement history through the Venues feature.
Reviews help other members make informed decisions.
Leave reviews that are:
Avoid personal attacks or sharing unnecessary personal information about staff, other visitors or hosts.
Not everyone visiting an LGBTQ+ venue is publicly open about their identity.
Before taking photos or videos:
Protecting other people’s privacy helps everyone feel more comfortable.
If alcohol is available:
Looking after yourself helps you enjoy your visit safely.
Please report venues if they:
Reports help us improve the Venues experience for everyone.
Many LGBTQ+ venues play an important role in supporting local communities.
By treating staff, visitors and venues with kindness and respect, you help create welcoming spaces where everyone can feel safe and included.
Flare is committed to helping members discover safe and welcoming places.
We’ll continue improving:
Our goal is to help you explore your local community with confidence.
Flare allows verified members to advertise lawful services within the community.
Services may include:
Our goal is to help members discover trusted providers while giving both customers and providers the tools they need to stay safe.
Before arranging a service, take a few moments to review the provider’s profile.
Consider:
If something doesn’t seem right, trust your instincts.
Before meeting or booking:
Clear communication helps avoid misunderstandings.
If your service requires meeting in person:
The same safety advice that applies to meeting another member also applies when booking a service.
Flare does not currently process payments made directly between members unless explicitly stated for a specific feature.
Before making payment:
Never feel pressured into paying immediately.
Be cautious if a provider:
If something feels suspicious, don’t proceed.
If you’re booking a service:
Service providers deserve the same respect as every other member of the Flare community.
If you’re providing a service:
Building trust benefits everyone.
Reviews help other members make informed choices.
Leave reviews that are:
Do not leave reviews:
Please report any Service listing that appears to:
Your reports help keep the Services marketplace trustworthy.
Many Service providers choose to verify their identity through Flare.
Verification helps increase confidence, but it is not a guarantee of:
Always use your own judgement before booking any service.
Flare is committed to creating a trusted marketplace where members can discover and offer lawful services with confidence.
We’ll continue improving:
Our aim is to help both providers and customers enjoy a safe, respectful and trustworthy experience.
Flare includes multiple privacy features designed to discourage the unauthorised sharing of private photos, videos and conversations.
These protections help you share with greater confidence while reminding everyone to respect each other’s privacy.
Although no technology can completely prevent someone from copying content, our safety tools help reduce the risk and support investigations where misuse occurs.
Depending on your device and the feature you’re using, Flare may:
Availability may vary depending on your operating system and device capabilities.
Some private media shared through Flare may include a subtle digital watermark.
These watermarks are designed to:
Watermarks are intended to promote responsible sharing and accountability.
View Once media allows you to share photos or videos that are intended to be viewed only once.
While this feature increases privacy, it should not be considered a guarantee that content cannot be copied.
Before sharing sensitive content, always consider whether you’re comfortable with the recipient viewing it.
If someone trusts you with private media:
Do not:
Respecting another person’s privacy helps keep Flare a trusted community.
If you believe someone has shared your private content without your consent:
Our Trust & Safety team will investigate reports in accordance with our Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy.
Receiving private content does not give you permission to:
Always obtain the sender’s permission before using their content in any way.
While Flare invests in advanced privacy protections, no platform can completely prevent someone from copying content.
For example, another person could:
Always think carefully before sharing intimate or sensitive content online.
We’ll continue investing in privacy technologies that help protect your content, including:
Our goal is to give you greater confidence while respecting your control over your own content.
Location helps power many of Flare’s features, including discovering nearby people, Communities, Venues and Meetups.
Protecting your location is one of our highest priorities.
Flare is designed so that your exact location is never shared with other users.
Instead, other members only see approximate distances or city-level information, depending on the feature being used.
To help protect your privacy:
These measures help reduce the risk of someone identifying your exact whereabouts.
You decide how location is used on Flare.
Depending on your preferences, you can:
Some features may be limited if location access is disabled.
Even though Flare protects your location, you should still avoid sharing information that could reveal where you are.
For example:
Only share this information with people you genuinely trust.
Travel Mode and Passport let you discover people in different cities before you arrive.
When using these features:
These features are designed to help you make connections-not to mislead other users.
Venue Check-Ins help members discover active places within the community.
Remember:
Venue Check-Ins should help people connect, not compromise anyone’s privacy.
When using location-based features to arrange an in-person meeting:
Your safety is always more important than keeping plans.
Flare works hard to keep location-based features fair and reliable.
Attempting to manipulate your location using tools such as GPS spoofing or mock-location software may reduce the accuracy of discovery features and may violate our Community Guidelines.
Using your genuine location helps create a better experience for everyone.
If you ever believe your location privacy has been compromised:
We’re here to help you stay in control of your information.
Flare continually improves its location privacy protections by investing in:
Our goal is to help you discover nearby people and places while keeping your exact location private.
Flare uses verification and trust signals to help members make more informed decisions about who they interact with.
Verification can increase confidence that an account belongs to a real person, but it should always be considered one part of staying safe.
No verification system can guarantee a person’s behaviour or intentions.
Always use your own judgement.
Flare is an adults-only platform.
Every user must be at least 18 years old to use the Platform.
To help keep minors off Flare, we use age assurance through Didit, our trusted verification provider.
Depending on your country and circumstances, this may include:
Users who cannot be verified as adults may be prevented from accessing Flare.
Some users choose-or are required-to verify their identity.
Identity verification is mandatory for features such as:
Verified users receive a visible trust signal on their profile.
You may see different verification indicators across Flare.
Examples include:
✅ Age Confirmed
The user’s age has been successfully verified through Flare’s verification process.
The user’s identity and age have both been confirmed.
This badge helps increase confidence that the account belongs to the person shown.
The user has submitted verification and it is currently being reviewed.
Meetup hosts may also earn reputation levels based on their activity and community feedback.
Examples include:
These levels reflect a history of successfully hosting events and receiving genuine attendee reviews.
Host reputation is earned over time.
Reviews can provide useful insight into another user’s experience.
Before joining a Meetup, booking a Service or visiting a Venue, consider:
Remember that every person’s experience may differ.
Verification helps reduce impersonation and improve trust.
However, verification does not guarantee:
Even when interacting with a verified member, continue following the guidance throughout this Safety Center.
If you believe someone is:
Please report the account through Flare.
Our Trust & Safety team will investigate.
Flare continually improves its verification systems to help build a trusted community.
We’ll continue investing in:
Verification is designed to support informed decisions-not replace your own judgement.
Everyone has different reasons for using Flare.
Some members are openly part of the LGBTQ+ community, while others may still be exploring their identity or prefer to keep their personal life private.
Flare includes several features that help you decide how visible you want to be and who can interact with you.
Your privacy is always your choice.
If available on your plan, Incognito Mode lets you browse profiles more privately.
When enabled, you can explore the Platform without appearing in features such as profile visitors, where supported.
Incognito helps you browse with greater confidence while keeping more control over your activity.
Flare provides a range of privacy controls that allow you to customise your experience.
Depending on your plan and settings, you may be able to:
Review your Privacy & Safety settings regularly to ensure they match your preferences.
Some Meetups allow discreet attendance.
Where available, this lets you:
Respect that other attendees may also be using discreet attendance for their own privacy.
Venue activity is designed to protect individual privacy.
When Flare shows information such as:
“People here now”
the information is presented in an anonymous, aggregated form.
Other users cannot identify who has checked in based on these activity indicators.
Not everyone using Flare is publicly open about:
Never:
Respecting privacy helps create a safer community for everyone.
If you’re travelling, remember that attitudes and laws relating to LGBTQ+ people vary around the world.
Before travelling:
Your personal safety should always come first.
If you share your phone or other devices with family members, friends or colleagues, you may wish to review your notification settings.
Depending on your device, you can:
These settings can help keep your conversations private.
If you decide to stop using Flare, you remain in control of your account.
You can:
Details about account deletion and data retention can be found in our Privacy Policy.
Flare is committed to giving every member meaningful control over their privacy.
We’ll continue investing in:
Everyone deserves the freedom to connect on their own terms.
There may be times when you need to hide Flare quickly.
Whether you’re protecting your privacy, avoiding unwanted attention or simply need to switch away from the app, Quick Exit provides a fast and discreet way to leave the Platform.
Quick Exit is designed to help you feel more in control of your privacy.
When Quick Exit is activated, Flare immediately hides the current screen and replaces it with a neutral, non-identifiable screen.
Depending on your device and settings, Quick Exit may also:
The exact behaviour may vary by device and operating system.
You can enable and customise Quick Exit from:
Privacy & Safety → Safety Tools
Depending on your device, Quick Exit may be activated by:
Future versions of Flare may introduce additional activation methods.
Quick Exit can be useful if you:
Everyone has different privacy needs, and Quick Exit is available whenever you need it.
For the best protection, consider using Quick Exit alongside other Flare privacy tools, including:
Together, these features provide additional layers of privacy and security.
If other people occasionally use your device, you may also wish to:
Quick Exit helps in the moment, while these settings provide ongoing protection.
Quick Exit is designed to improve your privacy, but it cannot prevent someone who already has access to your unlocked device from viewing information.
For the highest level of protection, we recommend enabling:
Using multiple security features together provides the strongest protection.
Privacy is personal.
Flare is committed to developing practical privacy tools that give you greater control over how you use the Platform.
We’ll continue improving features like Quick Exit to help you feel safe, confident and in control wherever you use Flare.
Your Flare account contains personal information, conversations, photos and connections with other members.
Keeping your account secure helps protect both your privacy and the wider community.
Flare provides several security features to help you stay in control of your account.
The strongest protection starts with how you sign in.
We recommend enabling one or more of the following:
Using multiple security features together provides the highest level of protection.
App Lock helps protect your privacy if someone gains access to your phone.
When enabled, Flare can require:
before the app can be opened.
This helps prevent other people from viewing your conversations, profile or Private Albums.
Never share:
Flare Support will never ask you to reveal your password or authentication codes.
Be cautious if someone asks you to:
If you’re unsure whether a communication is genuine, contact Flare Support through the official Help Center.
If you use Flare on a shared device:
These simple steps help protect your privacy.
If you believe someone has accessed your account without your permission:
Acting quickly can help prevent further unauthorised access.
Your account security also depends on the security of your device.
We recommend:
Contact Flare if you notice:
Our Support team can help investigate potential security issues.
Flare continually invests in account security through:
Keeping your account secure is a shared responsibility between Flare and every member of our community.
Creating a safe and welcoming community is a shared responsibility.
Every day, Flare works to protect members by combining technology, user reports and trained human moderators.
Our goal is to create an environment where everyone can connect with confidence while respecting freedom of expression and protecting users from harm.
Flare uses several layers of moderation to help identify behaviour that may violate our Community Guidelines.
These include:
Different moderation tools may be used depending on the type of content or feature involved.
Artificial intelligence helps us identify content that may require review.
AI may assist with:
AI helps our moderators work more efficiently, but it does not replace human judgement.
Our Trust & Safety team reviews reports and investigates potential violations.
Human moderators consider:
Significant enforcement decisions are not made solely by automated systems.
When a report is submitted, we may:
Depending on the outcome, we may:
Moderation is carried out with respect for user privacy.
As part of the moderation process:
If you believe moderation action was taken incorrectly, you may submit an appeal through the Help Center.
During an appeal:
Appeals help us improve the fairness and consistency of our moderation process.
You can help by:
Every genuine report helps improve the Flare community.
Online safety constantly evolves.
We’ll continue improving our moderation systems by investing in:
Our moderation practices will continue to evolve as Flare grows and new challenges emerge.
Our aim is not simply to remove harmful content.
It is to build a community where people feel:
By combining thoughtful technology with human judgement, we strive to make Flare a platform where meaningful connections can flourish.
Your safety is always the priority.
If you believe you or someone else is in immediate danger, do not rely on Flare’s reporting tools alone.
Instead:
Flare cannot provide emergency assistance or intervene in real-time emergencies.
You should contact your local emergency services if you experience or witness situations such as:
Your local emergency services are best placed to provide immediate assistance.
Once you are safe, you can help us protect the wider community by reporting the incident through Flare.
Depending on what happened, you may wish to:
Our Trust & Safety team will review the report and take appropriate action where necessary.
If it is safe to do so, you may wish to keep information that could help an investigation.
Examples include:
Do not place yourself at risk to collect evidence.
Your personal safety is always more important.
If another member tells you they feel unsafe:
Supporting others helps strengthen the community.
If you’re experiencing abuse, harassment, stalking or other forms of violence, support may also be available through specialist organisations in your country.
Depending on where you live, these may include organisations supporting:
The Flare Help Center may provide links to additional resources where appropriate.
Flare is committed to helping members stay safe by providing:
These tools are designed to support your safety, but they cannot replace emergency services, legal advice or professional support.
Safety is at the heart of everything we build.
We’ll continue investing in:
Every improvement we make is guided by one goal:
Helping people connect safely, confidently and authentically.
If you ever need help using Flare’s safety features, our Help Center and Support team are here to assist you.