Safety isn't a feature we bolted on — it's a design constraint we started with. Here's exactly what we do to protect you, and what you can do to protect yourself.
Six concrete commitments — not vague promises.
We never show your exact GPS coordinates to anyone. Other users only see an approximate distance (e.g. "8 km away"). You can turn location sharing off at any time in your profile settings.
We don't track you across other websites. We don't sell your data to advertisers. The only data we use is what you give us, and we use it solely to improve your matches.
Every conversation has a one-tap block. Blocked users can't see your profile, message you, or find you in matches. Reports are reviewed by a human, not just an algorithm.
You can only be messaged by people you've already matched with. No unsolicited messages, no cold approaches from strangers — ever.
Profiles go through an automated check for red flags before going live. Our trust team manually reviews reports and can remove accounts within the hour.
Our standards are written in plain language. We ban hate speech, sexual harassment, catfishing, and unsolicited explicit content. There are no grey areas by design.
The most effective safety tools are the ones you carry with you.
Recognising these patterns early keeps you safer. Always report them.
Reluctance to appear on video before meeting is a common sign of catfishing.
Romance scammers often build rapport over weeks before a financial "emergency" appears.
Pressure to declare love quickly or meet privately before you're ready is a manipulation tactic.
Inconsistencies in their background, job, or location are worth noting — and reporting.
If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency services (112 in the EU, 999 in the UK, 911 in the US). For non-emergency concerns on LoveFinder, tap the flag icon inside any conversation or email safety@lovefinder.ai
LoveFinder is built so you can focus on the connection — not on watching your back.