Legal

Complaints & Contact

Last updated: 31 August 2026

1. How to complain

The fastest route is the report form. It accepts anonymous minor-safety reports, records your reference number, and is read by a human — it is not a black box. You can also email report@flirtly.co.

Response times by category:

CategoryCommitment
Minor safetyContent down on receipt, account suspended; review same day; reported to NCMEC where required
Intimate imagery of a real person (NCII)Content down on receipt; decision within 24 hours (target) and 48 hours (statutory)
CopyrightContent down on a compliant notice; decision within 72 hours
Other violationsDecision within 5 business days

2. Contact points

  • Reports and appeals: report@flirtly.co — for content reports, takedown requests and appeals against a moderation decision.
  • Privacy and data rights: privacy@flirtly.co — for access, correction, erasure, export, and withdrawal of consent.
  • Legal notices: legal@flirtly.co — for contract notices, the arbitration opt-out, and copyright notices and counter-notices under the DMCA policy.
  • Account and billing: support@flirtly.co.
  • Authorities: abuse@flirtly.co — for regulators, law enforcement and court orders. Notices from authorities are prioritised and handled by a human within the same statutory clocks as user reports.
  • Languages: English.

3. Statements of reasons

When we restrict content or accounts, we provide a statement of reasons for the restriction. Users in the European Union receive this as required by the Digital Services Act, and may ask for clarification of any restriction.

4. Appeals

One appeal per decision, submitted through the same channel within 30 days, decided within 10 business days with a written reason. Minor-safety removals are not appealable to reinstatement of the content; the account suspension may be appealed.

5. Out-of-court dispute settlement

Users in the European Union may also refer disputes to certified out-of-court dispute settlement bodies, and to the courts of the Member State of their habitual residence, as provided in the Digital Services Act. Nothing on this page limits those rights.

6. Escalation

If a response is late, missing or unsatisfactory, say so in a reply quoting your reference number — escalation is reviewed separately from the original ticket. Authorities should useabuse@flirtly.co and will receive acknowledgement of every notice; see the Law Enforcement Guidelines for what a request must contain.