Stranger chats can be exciting, healing, and surprisingly meaningful—but only if you stay safe.
Whether you’re here to vent, connect, or just pass time, protecting yourself while chatting anonymously is always the priority.
Here are 7 tips to help you feel secure and in control while talking to someone new online:
1. Never Share Personal Information
This is the golden rule. Don’t share your full name, phone number, home address, school, workplace, or any social media links—no matter how friendly someone seems.
2. Keep the Conversation Inside the App
If someone asks you to move the conversation to another platform (like WhatsApp, Instagram, or email), it’s a red flag. Stay within the anonymous chat to protect your privacy.
3. Use the Report Button
If someone is being inappropriate, manipulative, or makes you feel uncomfortable—even slightly—tap the “Report” button. That sends a signal to moderators and helps protect others too.
4. Exit the Chat Anytime
You don’t owe anyone your time. If the vibe feels off, or if you’re done talking, feel free to leave. There’s no pressure and no consequences.
5. Trust Your Gut
If something feels “off,” it probably is. You don’t need proof to protect your peace. Trust your instincts—they’re more powerful than you think.
6. Set Boundaries (And Stick to Them)
If you don’t want to talk about a certain topic—say it. A good chat partner will respect your boundaries. If they don’t, that’s a good reason to leave.
7. Remember: It’s Okay to Be Anonymous
You’re not being rude by protecting your privacy. You’re being smart.
Anonymity exists to give you safety, space, and freedom. Use it.
Chat freely. Chat safely. You’re in control.
Click “Start Chatting” when you’re ready—on your terms, in your time, always with safety first.