Safety on Drdshe

Adults only, always

Every account on Drdshe confirms it belongs to someone 18 or older before joining. We ask new members to confirm their age and accept our Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, and Terms before they can send a single message. If we find an account that misrepresented its age, we remove it.

What “anonymous” actually means

Drdshe uses a pseudonymous login ID and a display name you choose, so the people you chat with never see your phone number, email address, or real name unless you decide to share it.

That is different from being untraceable. Like any responsible platform, we keep account records and moderation logs so we can act on abuse, respond to legal requests, and keep the community safer. Don’t reuse a password from another site, and never share financial details, your home address, or your workplace with someone you’ve just met.

Block and report anytime

If a conversation feels wrong, you’re always in control. Open the chat or profile, tap the options menu, and choose Block to stop that person from reaching you immediately, or Report to send the conversation to our moderation team. Reporting doesn’t notify the other person.

Blocking is immediate and works both ways — a blocked account can no longer message you, see your online status, or find your profile in the online list. There’s no limit on how many people you can block, and you can review or undo a block in Settings at any time.

Community standards

We don’t allow harassment, hate speech, threats, spam, impersonation, sharing non-consensual images, or any content involving minors. Asking for money, running scams, or promoting other services in chat is also against the rules. The full list is in our Community Guidelines.

Privacy basics

We collect only what we need to run the app and keep it safe, and we explain it plainly in our Privacy Policy. If you ever want to leave, you can permanently delete your account and its data — see the account deletion page.

Tips for safer chatting

• Keep the conversation inside Drdshe at first, rather than moving to another app right away.
• Never send money, gift cards, or financial account details to someone you met in chat.
• Trust your instincts — if something feels off, block and report instead of explaining yourself.
• If you plan to meet in person, tell a friend where you’re going and meet in a public place.
• Avoid sharing your exact home address, workplace, or daily routine early in a conversation.
• Be wary of anyone who rushes to move off the platform, asks about your finances, or pressures you into quick decisions.
• Use a fresh, unique password for your Drdshe account.