Report or block someone
How to do it
Use Report on the specific message, profile, avatar or server, select the reason and add factual context. Use Block to stop unwanted contact; leaving a server or call can give you immediate distance. A report does not automatically mean the other account is banned.
Keep in mind
Reports/photos are analyzed by company automated systems. For child-rights notices, identify yourself and the exact content as required by ECA Digital article 29 §2; identity is not displayed to the reported user. Serious risks can be sent to support@tioneves.com. Never forward suspected abuse media. Immediate danger requires local emergency help. Teens can publish camera, screen sharing or Go Live only with a linked guardian and the guardian’s live permission enabled (off by default). Use Report stream on Go Live for a safety concern.
Next steps
Contact support and track a request · Your first rally on Nuvlek
Without an account, use the identified public report form.
Reports, analysis and preventive restrictions
A report does not punish anyone by itself. It preserves evidence and goes to priority analysis. A preventive restriction requires confirmation by automated analysis of the actual content, corroboration by several different trustworthy accounts, or a team decision. A public report without an account never restricts anyone by itself, even after email confirmation. Public submission first sends an email confirmation link; only the confirmed notice enters the case queue. Identification, preservation and review are separate from punishment. A suspended or banned account cannot sign in or receive messages while the sanction remains in force; the available standing/appeal procedures remain described in Moderation.
Uploads and file safety
Uploaded videos are analyzed automatically using extracted video frames before other people can view them. A pending or restricted video is not a published video. PDFs and other files have no inline preview; teens can access files they sent themselves or that were sent by friends, not files from strangers. Executables are blocked, including .exe, .msi, .bat, .ps1, .apk and similar formats. Do not rename or package an executable to bypass the block. These controls reduce risk without guaranteeing that every permitted file is harmless.
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