Protect your personal information
Keep your home address, workplace, financial details, passwords, and identification documents private. Take your time before sharing a phone number or social account.
Nabora Safety Center
Meet with confidence. Stay in control.
Practical steps can make online conversations and in-person meetings safer. Move at your pace and put your well-being first.
If you are in immediate danger
Leave the situation if you can and contact your local emergency services. Nabora support is not an emergency-response service.
Safety basics
Small choices make a real difference.
Use these habits from your first message through your first meeting and beyond.
Keep early conversations on Nabora
Staying in the app makes it easier to retain context and use Nabora's reporting and blocking tools if something feels wrong.
Watch for money requests
Never send money, gift cards, banking details, or cryptocurrency to someone you have met through an app — even if their story feels urgent.
Trust your instincts
You never owe anyone a reply, a meeting, or another chance. Pause, block, or report a person whenever their behavior makes you uncomfortable.
Meet in a public place
Choose a busy location, arrange your own transport, tell someone you trust where you are going, and keep your phone charged.
Respect consent and boundaries
Consent must be freely given, specific, and ongoing. Anyone can change their mind at any time, and pressure or intimidation is never acceptable.
Before you meet
Make a plan you control.
Choose a familiar public place, share the plan with someone you trust, and set a time to check in with them.
- Keep transport independent.Arrive and leave using transportation you control.
- Stay aware.Keep food and drinks with you and limit anything that affects judgment.
- Have an exit plan.You can end the meeting at any time, for any reason.
Recognize warning signs
Pay attention when something feels off.
One unusual moment may have an explanation. A pattern of pressure, secrecy, or inconsistency deserves caution.
- They pressure you to move off the app immediately.
- Their stories, identity details, or photos do not add up.
- They ask for money, codes, account access, or financial information.
- They ignore your boundaries or push for an isolated meeting place.
- They threaten, harass, shame, or manipulate you.
Profile verification
A helpful signal, not a safety guarantee.
A verification badge means a submitted video matched the main profile photo when checked. It does not confirm every identity detail, screen for criminal history, or guarantee someone's intentions. Keep following the same safety steps with every person.
Published child safety standards
Nabora prohibits child sexual abuse and exploitation.
Nabora is an adults-only service for people aged 18 and older. We have zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) or child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
Effective August 12, 2026Adults only
Anyone under 18 is prohibited from creating or using a Nabora account. Accounts believed to belong to minors may be suspended or removed, and additional age verification may be requested.
Zero tolerance for CSAE and CSAM
Users must not create, upload, request, possess, store, share, advertise, or distribute content that sexually exploits or endangers a child. Grooming, sextortion, sexual trafficking of children, and attempts to move such conduct off Nabora are prohibited.
Report concerns immediately
Use the in-app Report control on the relevant profile or conversation. You can also email our child safety contact at [email protected]. Do not download, copy, save, or redistribute suspected CSAM.
Enforcement and lawful reporting
When Nabora obtains actual knowledge of CSAE or CSAM, we take appropriate action under these standards and applicable law. This may include removing content, disabling accounts, preserving relevant records, and reporting confirmed CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children or the relevant regional authority as required by law.
Cooperation and contact
Nabora reviews child-safety reports, cooperates with valid lawful investigations, and may act without advance notice when needed to protect a child. Google Play and authorities may contact our child safety team at [email protected].
Report and block
We want to hear when something is wrong.
Use the report and block controls in Nabora. For additional help, contact our support team and include the relevant account details.