If you are in immediate danger, contact 999
Safety Centre
Your safety is your priority.
Guidance on meeting safely, communicating online, using SafeDate and reporting concerns.
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Meeting Someone
- arrow_rightAlways arrange your first meeting in a public place — a café, restaurant or busy venue.
- arrow_rightTell a trusted friend or family member where you're going and who you're meeting.
- arrow_rightActivate SafeDate before you leave. Share your location with your Trusted Circle.
- arrow_rightArrange your own transport to and from the date. Don't depend on your date for travel.
- arrow_rightDon't share your home address until you feel comfortable and have met multiple times.
- arrow_rightTrust your instincts. If something feels wrong, leave.
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Online Communication
- arrow_rightKeep conversations within the Truvows platform before you have a reason to move elsewhere.
- arrow_rightNever send money to someone you've met online, regardless of the reason they give.
- arrow_rightBe cautious if someone moves very quickly — intense attachment early can be a warning sign.
- arrow_rightDo not share banking details, passport numbers or sensitive documents in chat.
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Video Calls
- arrow_rightVideo calls are a good way to build comfort before meeting in person.
- arrow_rightIf someone consistently avoids video calls, treat this as a potential concern.
- arrow_rightTruvows Live and in-app video calls are verified — you're speaking to a real, identity-verified person.
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Events
- arrow_rightTruvows physical events are attended by verified members only.
- arrow_rightKeep your personal belongings secure at events.
- arrow_rightDrink responsibly. Know your limits and stay alert.
- arrow_rightIf another attendee makes you uncomfortable, report them to the event team.
- arrow_rightLook out for other members and flag concerns to staff.
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SafeDate
- arrow_rightSafeDate is a safety feature, not an emergency service. In immediate danger, contact 999.
- arrow_rightAdd your Trusted Circle before your date, not during.
- arrow_rightSet a realistic expected return time — it's better to extend than to miss a check-in.
- arrow_rightYou can trigger the discreet help request without alerting your date.
- arrow_rightYour location is permanently deleted the moment your SafeDate closes.
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Reporting
- arrow_rightReport any profile you believe is using false identity information.
- arrow_rightReport false relationship status declarations — this is a serious breach of our guidelines.
- arrow_rightReport harassment, threats, discrimination or inappropriate messages immediately.
- arrow_rightReports are reviewed by our team. We take every report seriously.
- arrow_rightRepeat reports against the same profile result in immediate review.
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Romance Scams
- arrow_rightNever send money, gift cards or cryptocurrency to someone you've met online.
- arrow_rightBe wary of people who build intense emotional connections very quickly.
- arrow_rightCommon patterns: financial hardship, family emergencies, requesting secrecy.
- arrow_rightIf you believe you're being scammed, stop contact and report immediately.
- arrow_rightAction Fraud UK: 0300 123 2040 | www.actionfraud.police.uk
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Emergencies
- arrow_rightUK emergency services: 999
- arrow_rightNon-emergency police: 101
- arrow_rightNational Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247
- arrow_rightVictim Support: 0808 16 89 111
- arrow_rightRape Crisis England & Wales: 0808 802 9999
SafeDate is built into every Truvows date.
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