This is a translation for convenience. In case of any conflict, the Turkish version prevails.
If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now: 112 in Türkiye, 911 in Canada. In Türkiye, women can also use the emergency button in the Police's KADES app, and the ALO 183 Social Support Line offers help with violence and abuse.
How NOA protects you
Phone number: every account is tied to a phone number; your number is never shown. Numbers closed for violations cannot open new accounts.
Photo moderation: every profile photo is reviewed before going live; at least 3 approved photos are needed to appear in Discover.
Blue tick: shows accounts whose live selfie matched their profile photos. It is not an identity or background check.
Contact-info protection: phone numbers, emails, links and social handles are blocked in profiles and messages.
Approximate location: your exact location is never shared; only city and a rounded distance are shown.
Chat photo protection: view-once photos, screenshot blocking on phones and labels showing whether a photo was taken with the camera or chosen from the gallery.
Review of deleted content: deleted messages and disappearing photos can be reviewed by the safety team for 90 days; harassers can't erase their tracks.
Unrecorded voice calls: calls are not recorded and numbers are not shared; calls end automatically when time is up. You can hang up, report and block at any moment.
Stay safe when meeting
Take your time; chat and have a voice call in the app before meeting.
Meet in a busy public place, arrange your own transport and keep an eye on your drink.
Tell someone close where you are going, with whom and when.
Don't share your home address, workplace or financial details.
Never send money, gift cards, investments or crypto to anyone — it is a scam. Be wary of emotional stories asking for urgent money.
Be careful with people who rush to move the chat to another app or always avoid a video call.
Trust your instincts: you can always end a conversation or a date.
If something happens
Report and block the person in the app; they won't know who reported them.
Don't delete the messages; keep them as evidence.
If a crime is involved (threats, blackmail, sexual harassment, fraud), contact the police or the public prosecutor. NOA supports lawful requests of competent authorities with records as required by law.