Safety

Report content on Link Up

Anyone can use this form, with or without a Link Up account, to tell us about content you believe is illegal or breaks our community guidelines.

Someone in immediate danger? Contact your local emergency services first. To report child sexual abuse material in the United States you can also use the NCMEC CyberTipline (report.cybertip.org); elsewhere, your national hotline or the police.

The exact address of the profile, group invite or event, as it appears in your browser or in a shared link. Explain what the content is and why you believe it breaks the law or our guidelines. For illegal content, name the law if you can. Please don’t include other people’s personal data unless it’s needed. 0 / 2000

About you (optional)

Leave your email if you want a receipt and our decision. We use these details only for this report. For child sexual abuse reports you may stay anonymous.

Private conversations

Direct messages and group chats on Link Up are private. We can’t look into them from a link: they can be reported by someone who is part of the conversation, from the message itself in the app, or by the authorities through a legal request.

What happens next

  • We review every report, usually within 24 hours, and child-safety or imminent-harm reports first.
  • If you leave your email, we send a receipt with a reference and later our decision.
  • If we act on the content, the person who posted it gets a statement of reasons and can appeal.

Read our child safety standards, community guidelines and privacy policy.