YapperWoo · Legal
Content Reporting Process
How to report something and what happens next.
Version 2026-07-17Effective July 23, 2026Template — not legal advice
This page explains how to report someone, what information to include, and what happens after you file a report.
1. How to file a report
- During a chat: tap the flag/report icon, pick a category, and add a note. The chat ends automatically.
- After a chat: from the ended state, tap Report before starting a new match.
- For safety incidents outside a chat: email {{ABUSE_EMAIL}} with as much context as you can share.
2. Categories
- Underage / child safety
- Sexual content directed at you without consent
- Harassment or threats
- Hate speech
- Scam, spam, or impersonation
- Non-consensual intimate imagery
- Something else (with note)
3. What happens next
- The reported chat is captured with minimal metadata needed for review (participants, timing, category, your note).
- Reports are triaged by severity. Child-safety reports are prioritized.
- Trained reviewers make a decision and may apply cooldowns, bans, or escalations.
- Because YapperWoo is anonymous, we usually cannot tell you the outcome of an individual report.
4. False reports
Weaponizing reports (mass-reporting, false accusations to silence someone) is itself a violation of our Acceptable Use Policy and may result in enforcement against the reporter.
5. Emergencies
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first — YapperWoo cannot respond to real-time emergencies.