Safety · 18+

Flirt smart, stay private

A good rabbit video chat works like a good night out: you can be playful precisely because you know where the exits are. This page is the practical version of that — what Rabbit Chat does for you, what to keep to yourself, and what to do when someone crosses a line.

Anonymous by default

Every hop introduces you by face, not by identity. There is no public profile for a stranger to dig through after the chat ends, and no follower list tying one conversation to the next. Keep it that way on your side too: a first name is plenty. Hold back your last name, number, workplace and social handles — anyone genuinely interested will still be interested two chats from now.

Hop out anytime — one tap, no reason owed

You never owe a stranger a conversation. The hop button is a full sentence: one tap ends the current chat and drops you onto a new face, with no awkward goodbye and no explanation needed. If the vibe is off, hop. If someone pushes past your pace, hop faster. Ending a chat costs nothing and the other person is not notified of a reason.

Block and report — the tools on your side

Blocking means you will not be paired with that person again. Reporting goes further: it flags the chat to moderation, which reviews reports and removes rule-breakers. Explicit behavior, harassment, threats and anything involving minors are zero-tolerance — Rabbit Chat is strictly 18+, and the flirty-not-explicit house rule is enforced, not decorative. The report button only works if people use it, so use it without guilt.

We don't record your chats

Your video chat is live between the two of you — Rabbit Chat does not record it, store it, or post it anywhere. The other person, however, has a screen of their own: if you notice odd angles, a second phone, or pressure to "do something memorable", treat it as a recording red flag, end the chat and report it. Never do anything on camera you would not want kept.

Red flags worth a fast hop

• "Let's move to WhatsApp / Telegram" in the first minutes — off-platform means off-moderation.
• Any mention of money. A sob story, a gift-card emergency, an investment tip — the packaging changes, the ask never does.
• Pushiness. Anyone who escalates after you have kept it light once is telling you who they are. Believe them and hop on.
• Signs of recording — strange framing, a second device, dares that feel staged. End it and report.
• Too scripted, too fast. Instant intense interest plus an unprompted life story is a romance-scam warm-up, not chemistry.

Keep your spending boring

Coins on Rabbit Chat have listed prices — check pricing before you buy anything. Nobody you meet on a hop has a legitimate reason to ask you to pay them to keep talking, and no real "verification" happens over a payment app. If a payment request appears anywhere except our own pricing flow, that is your cue to leave and report.