User Safety

 

 Diccle – User Safety

Your safety matters to us.

Diccle is designed to help people connect and communicate in a respectful and safe environment. We encourage all users to follow these safety guidelines when using the app.

1. Protect Your Personal Information

Never share sensitive personal information with someone you have just met online, including:

  • Passwords
  • OTPs or verification codes
  • Bank account details
  • Credit/debit card information
  • UPI PINs
  • Government ID numbers
  • Home address
  • Other private information

Diccle staff will never ask you for your password, OTP, or UPI PIN.

2. Be Careful With Money

Never send money to someone you meet through Diccle.

Be cautious if someone:

  • Asks for money
  • Claims to have an emergency
  • Requests financial help
  • Asks you to purchase gift cards or cryptocurrency
  • Sends suspicious payment links

If someone asks you for money, consider blocking and reporting the account.

3. Stay Alert for Scams

Be cautious if a person:

  • Quickly asks you to move the conversation outside Diccle
  • Refuses to video call or meet appropriately
  • Gives inconsistent information about themselves
  • Sends suspicious links
  • Asks for financial information
  • Pressures you to send private photos or information

Trust your instincts. If something feels wrong, you can stop communicating.

4. Meeting Someone in Person

If you decide to meet someone you met on Diccle:

  • Meet in a public place.
  • Tell a trusted friend or family member where you are going.
  • Consider arranging your own transportation.
  • Keep your phone charged.
  • Avoid sharing your home address for the first meeting.
  • Leave immediately if you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.

5. Respect and Consent

Treat other users with respect.

Do not:

  • Harass or threaten other users.
  • Send unwanted sexual content.
  • Pressure someone for intimate photos.
  • Impersonate another person.
  • Engage in abusive or hateful behavior.

Consent and personal boundaries should always be respected.


6. Video Call Safety


- End any call that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.

- Never share OTPs, banking information, passwords, or sensitive personal details during a call.

- Do not pressure anyone to continue a call or engage in unwanted behaviour.

- Report threats, harassment, blackmail, or inappropriate conduct through the available reporting options.

- Do not record or share another person's call without their consent or in violation of applicable law.


Diccle does not record or store call audio or video. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for information about call-related metadata.

7. Block a User

If you don't want someone to contact you, use the Block feature available in Diccle.

Blocking can prevent further unwanted interaction with that user.

8. Report a User

If you believe someone is violating Diccle's rules or behaving inappropriately, use the Report feature in the app.

You can report issues such as:

  • Harassment
  • Scams
  • Fake profiles
  • Impersonation
  • Threats
  • Sexual or inappropriate content
  • Spam
  • Other unsafe behavior

We may review reports and take appropriate action, which can include restricting or removing accounts.

9. If You Feel Unsafe

If you believe you are in immediate physical danger, contact your local emergency services or law enforcement.

Diccle is not a replacement for emergency services.

10. Account Security

Keep your account and login information secure.

Do not share your account with other people. If you believe someone has gained unauthorized access to your account, take appropriate steps to secure your account and contact Diccle support.

11. Our Commitment to Safety

We are committed to providing a respectful environment for our users. We may take action against accounts that violate our Community Guidelines or Terms & Conditions.

Users are encouraged to report suspicious or harmful behavior so that it can be reviewed.


For safety-related concerns or reports, please contact:

Diccle Support:

 diccle.services@gmail.com

Last updated: October, 2026

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