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Mutually
Safety centre
Última actualización: 29 de septiembre de 2026 · Versión safety-centre-2026-09-29-v1
Being vouched for isn’t a safety check
The people who describe you speak to character. They carry no responsibility for anyone’s conduct — safety is our job. Every member is 18 or over and verified by phone, email and photo, but verification can’t tell you how someone will behave. Trust your own judgment, and take your time.
Meeting safely
- Meet somewhere public for the first few times — a café, a park in daylight, somewhere with people around.
- Tell a friend who you’re meeting, where, and when you expect to be home.
- Make your own way there and back, so you’re never relying on someone you’ve just met for a ride.
- Leave any time. You never owe anyone an explanation for going home.
- Keep it on Mutually until you’re ready. You don’t have to share your number, address or social profiles.
Block, report, leave
- Block from any conversation. They won’t be told, and they can’t reach you again.
- Report from any conversation or introduction. A person reviews every report within 24 hours, and every decision is logged.
- Leave whenever you like: pause introductions, or delete your account and everything with it within 30 days.
Our Community Standards describe what we expect from everyone.
Safety awareness notice (New York and elsewhere)
Mutually is headquartered in New York, and this page is our safety awareness notice for members everywhere, including under New York General Business Law § 394-cc.
- Mutually doesn’t run criminal background checks on members or on the people who describe them. We verify each member’s phone, email and photo, and a person who knows you both decides whether to make an introduction — but none of that tells you how someone will behave.
- Never send money or share financial details with someone you’ve met on Mutually, however convincing the reason. Report anyone who asks.
- Take your time before sharing your address, workplace or social profiles, and follow the steps under "Meeting safely" above.
- If you’re in danger, call your local emergency number first (911 in the United States; see below for others), then tell us through Report.
Si estás en peligro ahora mismo
Primero llama al número de emergencias de tu localidad. Nosotros no podemos enviar ayuda directamente.
Si tu país no aparece en la lista, el 112 funciona desde la mayoría de los teléfonos móviles, y el 911 en toda Norteamérica.
Contacta a nuestro equipo de seguridad
Los miembros pueden reportar desde cualquier conversación. Cualquier persona puede escribirnos a support@mutually.one: una persona lee cada mensaje.