Privacy Overview
Dating profiles commonly include identity, intentions, photos and a general location. Each detail should help another person decide whether to make contact without exposing more than you want strangers to know.
Profile information
Profiles may include a display name, pronouns, dating intention, city-level location, biography text and photos. Adults should share only what they are comfortable placing in a dating context.
Because privacy needs vary, the right amount of public information will differ from one person to another. The key is to share enough for respectful dating without exposing more than intended.
Photos and location detail
Photos can reveal location details even when you do not mention them directly. Background signs, workplaces, home interiors and travel patterns may tell a stranger more than expected.
Location should stay at a level that supports dating decisions without exposing private day-to-day movement.
Support and technical data
Like most websites, a dating service may use routine technical information such as browser type, device information, basic analytics and cookies to keep pages working and understand general usage patterns.
Adults contacting support through the live service should avoid sending unnecessary private detail and include only what is useful to explain the issue.
Make deliberate profile privacy choices, share only relevant detail when you contact support and review the terms of use before relying on any account feature.