Trust & safety

Meet openly. Keep your boundaries.

SiamMeet combines clear community standards, practical controls, and human moderation so members can act quickly when something does not feel right.

Immediate danger? Leave the situation and contact local emergency services first. SiamMeet reporting is not an emergency response service.

The baseline

Respect is the minimum.

Everyone on SiamMeet is expected to be honest, respect consent, and leave room for another person to say no or step away.

Be truthful

Represent your age, photos, intentions, and relationship status honestly.

Respect consent

A match or past conversation never creates an obligation to reply, meet, or continue.

Protect privacy

Share only media you own and keep another person's private details private.

No pressure or abuse

Harassment, hate, threats, coercion, sexual pressure, and repeated unwanted contact are not allowed.

Before meeting

Keep the first date public and in your control.

No badge or profile review makes meeting a stranger risk-free. Plan for your own safety even when the conversation feels comfortable.

  1. 01

    Keep early conversations on SiamMeet so report and block context remains available.

  2. 02

    Meet in a public, populated place and arrange your own transport.

  3. 03

    Tell someone you trust where you are going and when you expect to return.

  4. 04

    Keep control of your food, drinks, phone, money, and personal documents.

  5. 05

    Never share passwords, one-time codes, banking details, identity documents, or your home address.

  6. 06

    Leave and contact local emergency services first if you feel unsafe or someone may be in immediate danger.

Report and block

Two controls. Two different jobs.

Report for review

Open the controls on the relevant profile, message, photo, post, comment, story, or introduction. Choose the most accurate reason and add factual context. The reported member is not told who submitted the report.

Block for immediate distance

Blocking stops new direct contact through that account. It does not automatically ask moderators to review conduct, so use Report separately when SiamMeet should assess what happened.

Reviewed by SiamMeet

Know what the badge means

Content reviewed. Identity not certified.

An approved badge means SiamMeet reviewed the profile and submitted media under its moderation process. It does not prove someone's legal identity, confirm every claim, provide a background check, predict future behavior, or make meeting risk-free.

How moderation works

Context matters. Serious risk comes first.

Reports and automated risk signals help prioritize human review. Moderators may approve or reject content, request context, remove content, restrict visibility, suspend features, or ban an account.

Child-safety, violence, fraud, and exploitation risks receive priority handling. A badge or earlier approval never exempts an account from later enforcement.

Never allowed on SiamMeet

  • Underage use, grooming, or sexual content involving a minor
  • Trafficking, prostitution, escort solicitation, or paid arrangements
  • Impersonation, stolen photos, scams, phishing, or financial manipulation
  • Harassment, stalking, threats, hate, doxxing, or intimate-image abuse
  • Illegal goods, serious violent wrongdoing, malware, or spam
Read our child-safety standards

Need help?

Use the channel that preserves context.

Signed-in members should use in-app Report whenever an account or piece of content is involved. For account access, privacy, or deletion guidance, use SiamMeet Support.

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