Account & Service Control · User right or choice
You can block and report anyone who violates Tinder's terms or your personal boundaries
Tinder asks you to block and report anyone who violates its terms or your personal boundaries, saying it wants to know when someone crosses the line. It gives examples of violations: requests for money or donations; underage users; harassment, threats and abusive messages; inappropriate or harmful behavior during or after meeting in person; fraudulent profiles; and spam or solicitation, including links to commercial websites or attempts to sell products or services.
Supporting quotations
Block and report anyone that violates our terms or your personal boundaries.
Here are some examples of violations:
Requests for money or donations
Underage users
Harassment, threats, and abusive messages
Inappropriate or harmful behavior during or after meeting in person
Fraudulent profiles
Spam or solicitation, including links to commercial websites or attempts to sell products or services
Qualifications & exceptions
- The list is introduced as examples of violations, not a complete list.
- Reporting covers behavior that crosses your personal boundaries as well as violations of Tinder's terms.
- Harmful behavior that happens during or after an in-person meeting is reportable, not only on-app conduct.
Not stated here
- Tinder's terms that define violations are not supplied here, and the page does not say what Tinder does after a report.