Adults only
SleazyWorld is intended only for people aged 18 and above. Identity-verification flows reject applicants who do not meet the configured minimum age.
Age & eligibility Trust & Safety
Safety is a system of boundaries, signals and action.
SleazyWorld combines adult eligibility, verification, role-aware access, reporting, blocking and review workflows so discovery and connection do not depend on trust alone.
Safety CenterReport → Block → Track
Safety foundations
Protection starts before a private interaction begins.
The public site, Member access model and mobile role controls use multiple gates instead of treating account creation as unrestricted access.
Verification
Identity and age evidence can be reviewed before protected Host or Companion controls become available, with verification states kept separate from ordinary profile completion.
Access gates
A Member finding a Host does not automatically unlock the Host's community. Private participation requires a Host decision and an active membership.
Safety controls
Authenticated participants have a Safety Center for reports, blocking, evidence and visibility into their submitted safety cases and active restrictions.
Reporting workflow
A concern can become a trackable safety case.
The Safety Center accepts reports about a Member, Host, Companion or an engagement. A participant can describe what happened, select a concern category and request a block where applicable.
Identify the subject
Select whether the report concerns a Member, Host, Companion or engagement and provide the relevant reference.
Describe the concern
Choose a supported category and add enough context for the safety team to understand the situation.
Block when needed
The report-and-block option can create a direct interaction block alongside the safety report when an account is involved.
Add evidence
Evidence can be attached to an open report. The backend stores safety evidence privately and records its integrity metadata.
Track the case
Your submitted reports remain visible with their current participant-facing state and any resolution message shared by Trust & Safety.
What can be reported
Safety categories reflect the situations the platform is built to review.
The current reporting contract supports the following categories. Choose the closest category and use the statement field to provide context.
HarassmentRepeated or unwanted hostile behaviour.
ThreatsThreatening language or conduct.
CoercionPressure that disregards another person's choice or boundaries.
ViolenceViolent conduct, threats of violence or related safety concerns.
Non-consensual contentContent shared or created without appropriate consent.
Privacy violationImproper exposure or misuse of private information.
ImpersonationMisrepresenting identity or pretending to be someone else.
FraudDeceptive conduct intended to obtain money, access or another benefit.
Underage concernAny indication that a participant may not meet the 18+ requirement.
Offline safetyA real-world interaction or situation that creates a safety concern.
SpamRepeated unsolicited or abusive promotional activity.
OtherA safety concern that does not fit another available category.
Blocking & restrictions
Stop interaction first. Let review happen separately.
Blocking and platform enforcement solve different problems. A participant can create a personal interaction block, while Trust & Safety can separately apply restrictions when a reviewed case requires platform-level action.
Participant blockStops future direct interaction with the blocked account within the relevant scope.
Release a blockThe account that created a block can later release its own block from the Safety Center.
Platform restrictionTrust & Safety may apply restrictions such as platform suspension or discoverability limits when warranted by a safety case.
Messaging protectionWhere an account relationship is blocked, supported messaging surfaces become unavailable or read-only.
Practical safety
Use the product controls, and protect your real-world boundaries too.
The app's Safety Center includes practical reminders that are worth carrying into every connection.
01
Meet intentionally
Use clear plans and choose settings where you feel comfortable. You can leave or end an interaction whenever you choose.
02
Protect private information
Do not share passwords, one-time codes, sensitive identity documents or unnecessary financial information with another participant.
03
Act on warning signs
If something feels unsafe, stop the interaction, use blocking where appropriate and submit a safety report with relevant context.
Immediate danger?
SleazyWorld is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or an appropriate local authority first. Preserve relevant evidence only when doing so is safe.
Safety FAQ
What happens when you use the Safety Center.
The Safety Center is a participant-facing entry point into SleazyWorld's reporting, blocking and review workflow.
Can I report and block at the same time?
Yes. When the report concerns an account that can be resolved to a participant, the Safety Center supports a report-and-block option so future interaction can be stopped while the report is reviewed.
Can I upload evidence?
Yes. Evidence can be attached to an open report. Safety evidence is handled separately from public media and is configured for private storage.
Will I see the internal investigation notes?
No. Participant-visible updates and resolution messages are separated from private Trust & Safety review notes and internal case data.
Can I unblock someone later?
Yes. The account that created a block can release that block from the Safety Center. A personal unblock does not override a separate platform restriction.
What if I suspect someone is under 18?
Stop the interaction and submit an underage-concern report. SleazyWorld is an adults-only platform and underage concerns are treated as a high-severity safety category in the current safety policy.
Know the boundaries before you connect.
Read the Community Guidelines and the 18+ eligibility rules that apply across SleazyWorld.