Community guidelines

Flirting is the point. Consent is the rule.

CocoFlirt is built for a bit of chemistry between two adults on camera. A compliment, a tease, a long look that makes you both laugh: all of that is welcome. What turns a flirt into a problem is almost always the same thing, one person carrying on after the other has stopped enjoying it. So read the face in front of you. If she goes quiet, changes the subject or looks away, take the hint.

Green lights

• Saying hi, asking where she is, talking about nothing much.
• Flirting when it is clearly mutual.
• Skipping a match that is not clicking. Nobody owes anyone a long chat.
• Switching to voice or text when you would rather not be on camera.
• Following a profile so you can find her again.

Red lights

Anyone under 18

On either side of the camera. If someone looks underage, end the chat and report them. The child safety page explains what happens next.

Nudity or sex acts

Not on camera, not in photos, not in posts. CocoFlirt is for flirting and conversation, not adult shows.

Capturing someone else

Never record, share or post another person's chat or picture without her clear consent. A screenshot attached to a report is the one exception: it goes with the report, nowhere else.

Pushing past a no

No pressure to undress, to do something she declined, or to keep talking after she skipped. No threats, slurs, bullying or stalking.

Money games

No asking for money, gift cards or payments outside CocoFlirt, no links to other paid sites, no spam.

Fake people

No pretending to be someone else, a celebrity or staff. No bots or automated accounts.

Violence and crime

Nothing that shows, promotes or plans violence, self-harm, the sale of drugs or anything else illegal.

Block or report in a few taps

1. Open the person's profile.
2. Tap Report, choose the reason that fits, and add a short note. You can attach a screenshot of what happened to you as evidence.
3. Tap Block if you never want to hear from them again. Blocks can be undone later in your settings.

Clubs and posts are reported the same way, from the club or the post itself.

After a report

Reports are reviewed, and what happens depends on how serious it was and whether it has happened before: a warning, removed content, a suspension or a closed account. Anything involving minors or a serious crime may be passed to the authorities. The full rules are in the terms of service.