Online dating safety

Connect with confidence, not pressure

Practical habits for protecting personal information, recognizing red flags and planning safer first meetings.

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Protect private details

Do not share passwords, financial information, identity documents or your exact home address.

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Never send money

Be cautious of emergencies, investment opportunities, travel requests or any pressure involving payment.

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Meet in public

Choose a familiar public place, arrange your own transport and tell someone you trust where you are going.

Take your time

Healthy conversations do not require immediate trust. It is reasonable to keep communication on the platform while you learn more about the other person.

Watch for pressure and inconsistency

Pause when someone demands secrecy, avoids reasonable questions, changes important details or pushes you to act urgently.

Protect your accounts

Use unique passwords, enable available security features and avoid sending verification codes to anyone.

Plan an in-person meeting thoughtfully

Meet in a public place, keep your phone charged, limit alcohol and leave whenever you feel uncomfortable.

Explore at your own pace

Use clear boundaries and continue only when you feel comfortable.

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