Safety Center

PSippr is a peer-to-peer platform for adults (18+). There is no central server that stores your profile or messages, so most safety tools work on your own device. This page explains them and how reports are handled. It is also the PSippr safety policy.

Safety features reduce risk but cannot eliminate all online risks. If you are in danger, call the emergency number 112 (EU) first.

How to block a user

Open the person's profile and tap Block. Choose a reason — harassing, spam or fake profile. A blocked person can no longer contact you and disappears from your grid, chats and wall. You can review and undo blocks in the list of blocked users.

How to report a profile

Blocking with a reason is also a community report. When enough people report the same account, or a moderator confirms a report, the account goes on the spam list: it then only sees verified users, and the app marks it as being on the spam list so it cannot be contacted. Moderators are users the operator has given that role in the app. You can withdraw your own report.

How to report content or an incident

Use Report incident in the app: describe what happened and attach a screenshot. The report goes to the operator by e-mail. You can also write to psippr@psippr.org.

Muting and hiding

There is no separate mute yet. Use Block, or Hide a person from your grid. Photos can be set to hide after viewing.

Grooming and anyone who may be a minor

PSippr is for adults only. If you meet someone who seems to be under 18, or someone who tries to contact or exploit minors:

1. Stop the conversation and block the account.
2. Send a Report incident with a screenshot.
3. Contact the police (112). Do not try to investigate yourself.

Sexual exploitation, threats and harassment

• Sexual exploitation or abuse — report it to the police (112) and send a Report incident. Content showing the abuse of a child must be reported to the police; do not share or forward it.
• Threats and harassment — block the account (reason harassing), send a Report incident with screenshots and, if you feel threatened, contact the police.

Emergency help in the app

The Emergency help board is a public notice board where people nearby can ask for help. It is not an emergency service. In an emergency always call 112.

Protection of minors

The app asks for a date of birth on first start and blocks anyone under 18; the date stays on the device. This is a self-declaration, not an identity check. More in the child safety policy.

Adult content boundaries

• Nudity is detected on the device and kept off the public wall and group images.
• Adult albums stay locked and blurred until their owner grants access to a specific person.
• Sexual preferences are shown only to people whose orientation matches, and can be hidden completely.
• Anything illegal is forbidden — see the acceptable use policy.

Business safety

• Look for the register check: your device verifies a business against the company register (CZ, SK); an unverified business is clearly marked.
• Orders are paid directly to the business through its own payment link; the business is responsible for its goods, services and refunds.

Privacy and metadata

Your profile, photos and messages are kept on your device and sent end to end encrypted. When two devices cannot connect directly, a relay forwards the encrypted packets and sees only network metadata (addresses, device identifiers, timing and volume), never the content. Details in the privacy policy.

How reports are handled

• Community reports (blocks with a reason) are counted by the devices themselves; moderators give verdicts on reported accounts.
• Report incident messages and e-mails are read by the operator, who can confirm a spam listing, contact the people involved where possible and hand information to the police when the law requires it.
• PSippr is run by a small team: there is no 24/7 support and no automated content scanning beyond the on-device nudity detection and the anti-spam honeypot. Reports are handled as soon as possible.

Contact for safety issues

psippr@psippr.org — please put Safety in the subject.