Online Safety Guide

Chathub App · chathubapp.com · Last updated 2026-10-12

The short version: never share money, passwords, or identifying details with someone you just met. Trust your instincts, and use Block and Report the moment something feels wrong.

Before you start chatting

What to never share

Reading the warning signs

Common patterns worth ending a conversation over:

Automated safety features

Automated Image Checks

Photos sent in chat go through an automated image check before they are delivered.

Warnings on Offensive Words

On the Android app, messages with offensive words are hidden behind a warning until you choose to view them.

Automatic Enforcement

Accounts that receive many reports from different people can be limited or suspended automatically. You can appeal.

Blocking

In the Chathub mobile apps, someone you block is removed from your lists. Messages and call attempts from someone you blocked are refused in the app.

How to block or report someone

  1. Block from a chat, a profile or a call.
  2. Report a person, a message or a photo from a chat. Choose a reason that fits.
  3. When you report a person, we hide them from you.

If a chat turns uncomfortable

  1. Stop replying. You never owe anyone an answer, and a short goodbye is enough.
  2. Don't argue or explain. Pressure often continues when someone keeps engaging, so there is no need to negotiate.
  3. Block, then report. Follow the steps above and choose the reason that fits best.
  4. Note what happened. Write down the time and what was said while it is fresh, in case you need to contact support@chathubapp.com.

If you're ever in danger

If you feel unsafe or believe you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Chathub App's reporting tools are for platform safety and moderation, not a substitute for emergency response.

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