Community Guidelines
What is and is not acceptable on Anyeria, and what happens when someone crosses the line.
Last updated: 8 September 2026
Anyeria works because strangers are willing to talk to each other. These rules exist to keep that worth doing.
Our standards
- Respect others. No harassment, hate speech or bullying.
- No inappropriate content. No nudity, sexual content or explicit behaviour.
- No spamming. No floods of messages, advertising or self-promotion.
- Nothing illegal. Do not engage in or promote illegal activity.
- Privacy matters. Do not share personal information, yours or anyone else's, and never attempt to identify or locate another user.
- No recording. Do not record or redistribute someone without their consent.
- Adults only. Do not use Anyeria if you are under 18, and report anyone who appears to be a minor.
Reporting
Please report people who break these rules. Every chat has a report button, it takes one tap, and it is anonymous — the person is not told. Reporting is the single most useful thing you can do, and it is what our moderation is built on.
You can also block someone. A block is permanent and works both ways: you will never be matched with each other again.
What happens to rule-breakers
- Reports are recorded against the reported connection.
- Anyone reported by five different people is banned automatically, without waiting for a human to look.
- Serious violations are banned immediately on review. Bans are enforced by network address, not by account, because there are no accounts.
- A banned user can see only the ban page and cannot reach the chat.
Being banned during a paid period ends that access with no refund — see our Refund Policy.
Child safety — zero tolerance
Anyeria is for adults only. You must be 18 or older to use it, and you confirm this before your first chat.
- Anyone who appears to be under 18 is banned, whatever they claim.
- Sexual content involving a minor, grooming, or attempts to arrange contact with a minor lead to an immediate permanent ban.
- We preserve what we hold about such an incident — the connection address and time, and the report — and report it to India's National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) and, where it applies, to NCMEC's CyberTipline.
- We respond to lawful requests from law enforcement.
Use the report button in the chat, then email us with URGENT in the subject. You can also report directly to cybercrime.gov.in or by calling 1930 in India.
Something serious
If you encounter a minor, a credible threat, or anything involving immediate danger, email [email protected] with URGENT in the subject line, and contact your local authorities. We cooperate fully with law enforcement.
Related
These guidelines sit alongside our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.