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A practical guide to age, identity, reports and the limits of feature descriptions.

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An adult dating product

Blink is being developed by Kivo Studios for people aged 18 and over. Its purpose is to help adults meet, with room for honest intentions and clear boundaries. No one is entitled to a match, a reply or access to another person’s identity.

Our first release is planned for Europe. Public account availability, supported countries and official download links will be announced through the download pages.

Identity, plans and choice

What you type or share can reveal who you are, so share at your own pace. Never disclose someone else’s personal information.

Plans in Events are only possible at curated public places, never at a home or work address. Others ask to join, and the person who made the plan decides who comes. A Blink Plus membership never bypasses another person’s choice. The membership page explains the plans.

Reports and decisions

In the app you can block, report or unmatch someone. Blocks and reports are stored on Blink’s servers. No moderation statistics, public reporting portal or automated enforcement system is presented on this website.

The public app release will need accessible reporting, a proportionate review process and the notices and remedies required by applicable law. For an issue on this website or a question during release preparation, write to support@blinkdate.app.

Evidence, privacy and urgent concerns

Describe what happened, where it appeared and when, with a relevant reference if you have one. Do not send passwords, full payment details or unnecessary copies of identity documents. Do not redistribute illegal or intimate images as evidence.

If you are in immediate danger, use local emergency services. Kivo Studios email is not an emergency response channel.

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