Private-photo choices
Grant or remove access without making every photo public.
Safety, privacy and trust
Sensitive context deserves visible safeguards.
Privacy is not a decorative promise. A responsible herpes dating service should make controls, community rules, and health-information boundaries easy to find.
Visible block and report tools
Leave a conversation and flag harassment, impersonation, coercion, or scams.
Minimal sensitive data
Do not request detailed medical records in a public profile or design demo.
Safer first-meeting prompts
Encourage public places, independent transportation, and a trusted check-in.
No shame or leverage
Health status must never be used to threaten, expose, mock, or pressure another person.
Source transparency
Separate general public-health information from personal medical advice.
Community standard
Consent applies to information as well as intimacy.
Never publish another person’s health status, private messages, images, or identifying details without permission. Do not pressure someone to share medical information, move off-platform, send money, or meet before they feel ready.
Anyone facing immediate danger should contact local emergency services. Platform reporting is not a substitute for law enforcement or professional support when urgent safety is at risk.
A thoughtful place to begin
Choose connection without giving up control.
Preview privacy-aware profile and community choices.