1. Zero tolerance
StrangerFun has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sextortion, or any sexualisation of a minor. This applies to text, video, links, and any other content shared through the service — including drawn, animated, or AI-generated depictions.
2. Adults only (18+)
StrangerFun is strictly for people aged 18 or over. Before a chat can start, every user must confirm they are 18+ and accept our Terms of Service. We do not knowingly allow anyone under 18 to use the service.
Every message is checked on the device by an automated filter. If someone states an age under 18, both people see a prominent underage warning telling them to disconnect. Users can end any chat instantly with Stop, and Block stops them being matched with that person again (blocks last one hour).
3. Prohibited content and behaviour
- Any sexual or sexualised content involving anyone under 18.
- Grooming: building trust with, isolating, or sexualising a minor.
- Asking for nude or sexual images from anyone who may be under 18.
- Sharing links, contact details, or platforms used to distribute CSAM.
- Sextortion, blackmail, or coercion involving a minor.
4. How to report
In the app:
tap the Report button on the chat screen. The report goes straight to our moderation team with the reason and a short excerpt of the recent chat. You can also tap Block to end the chat and stop being matched with that person for the next hour.By email:
[email protected]. You do not need the app to report, and you can report anonymously. Include the approximate date and time of the chat and anything you remember about it.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number or police first, then tell us.
5. What we do with reports
Our team reviews child-safety reports as a priority. Where we identify apparent CSAM or child exploitation, we report it to the relevant authorities — including the U.S. National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Indian law enforcement through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) — preserve the information we hold as the law requires, and cooperate with valid law-enforcement requests.
You can also report directly to these organisations:
6. Help for affected people
7. Point of contact
Our designated child-safety contact handles reports and questions about these standards, including from regulators and law enforcement: [email protected]. StrangerFun is operated by Digital Rajkot, India. See also our Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy.