Safety tools in the app
- Message requests: someone new can send one message, and you choose to accept, decline, or decline and block.
- Block and report from any card or chat. Free, always.
- Filters that work both ways, and Visible, Anonymous and Invisible modes.
- 18+ photo check on your phone: explicit pictures are blurred and labelled. Protection is on by default.
- Link scanner that flags look-alike sites, hidden links and dangerous downloads before you open them.
- Walkie-talkie consent: it only works after the other person says yes once.
- Screenshot alerts, vanishing photos, App lock and panic wipe.
- Warnings and phone bans for people who break the rules.
Child safety standards
PeekaBluez has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, and any sexual contact with, or sexualisation of, minors.
- PeekaBluez is for adults 18 and over only, with an age check when the app is first opened.
- Anyone who shares CSAM, or tries to contact a minor for sexual purposes, is banned from PeekaBluez on that phone, and their content is removed.
- We report child sexual abuse material and exploitation to the relevant authorities, including law enforcement in Kuwait, and keep the information the law requires to support their work.
- Reports about children's safety are reviewed first, as fast as we can.
- If we find that a user is under 18, we delete their online data and block that phone.
- Our contact for child safety: [email protected].
How to report
- In the app: open the person's card or chat and tap Report, or press and hold a message. Pick a reason, and send support the chat if you'd like us to see it.
- By email: [email protected]. Tell us what happened and, if you can, the person's nickname and when it happened.
- If someone is in danger, contact your local emergency services first (112 in Kuwait).
Staying safe
- Never send money, gift cards or crypto to someone you met in the app, whatever the story.
- Be wary of anyone who rushes to move the chat elsewhere, asks for codes, or offers investments.
- Keep personal details, like your address and workplace, to yourself until you trust someone.
- Meeting up? Choose a busy public place, tell a friend where you'll be, and get there on your own.
- Trust your instincts. Block and report anyone who makes you uncomfortable.