Urgency or pressure
Someone pushing you to move off-platform or decide something quickly, before you feel ready.
Anonymous chat can be a genuinely good way to meet someone new, as long as you know what to watch for. This guide covers the warning signs, what to keep private, and how reporting works on Texegle.
Start a safer chatSomeone pushing you to move off-platform or decide something quickly, before you feel ready.
Any ask for payment, gift cards, or financial details is a reason to end the conversation.
Early, repeated questions about your address, workplace, or daily routine.
Guilt-tripping or repeated messages after you have said you want to stop.
Avoid sharing your full name, home address, workplace, school, financial details, passwords, or government ID numbers with someone you have just met. It is fine to keep a conversation light and anonymous for as long as you want; you never owe a stranger identifying details.
You can leave any conversation immediately, no explanation required. Logged-in users can also use the Feedback option in the chat menu to describe a problem or report a specific conversation. See the full community guidelines for what is and is not acceptable, and the report a problem page for other issues.
Pressure to move the conversation to another app immediately, requests for money or financial details, and attempts to get your address or workplace early on are all warning signs.
Never share passwords, banking or card details, your home address, your workplace, or government ID numbers with someone you met in a random chat.
You can leave any conversation at any time. Logged-in users can also open the Feedback option from the chat menu to report a conversation or describe an issue.
Texegle is intended for adults aged 18 and above, as a general social chat service. It is not an adult-content platform.