Safety Tips
Protect yourself while building connections online with these essential guidelines.
Protect Your Personal Information
Never share sensitive details like your home address, workplace, financial information, or daily routine. Use the platform's messaging system until you feel completely comfortable with someone.
- Avoid sharing your exact location
- Keep your workplace private initially
- Don't share passwords or account details
- Be cautious with family information
Spot Red Flags Early
Learn to identify potentially dangerous situations before they escalate. Trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, it probably is.
- Requests for money or financial help
- Inconsistent stories or information
- Pressure to move conversations off-platform
- Refusal to video chat after multiple requests
- Too-good-to-be-true profiles
Meet Safely In Person
When you decide to meet someone offline, take precautions for a safe, enjoyable experience.
- Always meet in public places during daylight
- Tell a friend or family member where you're going
- Arrange your own transportation
- Stay sober and keep a clear head
- Trust your instincts and leave if uncomfortable
Report Suspicious Behavior
Our moderation team is available 24/7 to review reports and take action. Don't hesitate to report anything that makes you uncomfortable.
- Use the report button on any profile
- Block users who make you uncomfortable
- Contact support immediately for urgent concerns
- Save screenshots if needed
- Report even if you're unsure — we'll investigate
Secure Your Account
Keep your Lisbon Talk account protected with these security practices.
- Use a strong, unique password
- Enable two-factor authentication if available
- Never share your login credentials
- Log out when using shared devices
- Keep your app updated for latest security
Trust Your Instincts
Your intuition is a powerful safety tool. If something feels off, prioritize your comfort over politeness.
- End conversations that feel pressure-y
- Leave dates that make you uneasy
- Block anyone who violates boundaries
- Report concerning behavior immediately
- Never feel obligated to continue uncomfortable interactions
Ready to Get Started?
Join Lisbon Talk today and connect with people in a safe, welcoming environment.
Emergency Resources
If you ever feel threatened or in immediate danger, contact local authorities immediately. In Portugal, emergency services can be reached by dialing 112.
Remember: Your safety comes first. No connection or conversation is worth compromising your wellbeing.