BLND!TR

Last updated: 13 October 2026

Community Guidelines & Safety

BLND! is for adults who want real connections. These guidelines are friendly and firm. Breaking them can get content removed or your account banned. They sit alongside our Terms and Child Safety Standards.

Be yourself

Use recent photos of you. Do not use someone else’s pictures. Do not pretend to be another person, a celebrity, or a brand. Fake profiles are removed.

No explicit content

Keep photos and messages appropriate for a public dating profile. No nudity, no sexual images, no pornographic chat. We screen photos with Google Cloud Vision SafeSearch and reject sexual and violent images. If something slips through, report it.

No hate, harassment, or threats

Do not attack people for who they are — including gender, sexuality, race, religion, disability, or origin. Do not bully, stalk, or threaten anyone, in the app or after you match.

No scams or spam

Do not advertise, recruit for multilevel marketing, or run a side hustle in BLND!. Never ask for money, crypto, gift cards, bank details, or one-time passcodes. If someone does, report them as spam or scam and block them.

Adults only

Everyone on BLND! must be 18 or older. If you believe someone is underage, report them as an underage user immediately. See Child Safety Standards.

How to report and block

On a profile: use Report or Block. In chat: use Report and Unmatch or Block and Unmatch. Reports are confidential. We review them and remove violating content or accounts within 24 hours.

Stay safe online

  • Do not share your home address, workplace details beyond what you put on your profile, financial information, or copies of ID.
  • Do not send money or gift cards to someone you met on BLND!.
  • Be careful with links. If a message feels off, report it.
  • Keep the conversation in the app until you trust the person. Scammers often try to move you to another platform quickly.

Stay safe when you meet

  • Meet in a public place. Tell a friend where you are going and when you expect to be back.
  • Arrange your own transport. Do not get into a stranger’s car on a first meeting.
  • Stay sober enough to get yourself home. Do not leave your drink unattended.
  • If you feel uncomfortable, leave. You do not owe anyone the rest of the date.
  • For an emergency, contact local emergency services. You can also email info@dtapps.co after the fact if you need to report in-person behavior.