Meeting new people through KJlemon is exciting, but your safety should always come first. Whether you’re exchanging messages or meeting in person, trust your instincts and use caution. While you can’t control others’ actions, these tips can help you have a safer dating experience

KJ lemon prioritizes safety of minors and the prevention of online exploitation. For any concerns related to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or any child safety issues please reach out to contact@kjlemons.com for assistance. Our dedicated team reviews reports and works with relevant authorities to take appropriate action.

KJ lemon is designed for users aged 18 and above. We do not knowingly collect personal information from minors. Parents or guardians who suspect that their child is using KJ lemon can visit our Help Center for information on how to report or request the removal of the account.

While KJ lemon does not permit minors on its platform, we are committed to complying with child data protection regulations such as the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in the U.S., GDPR-K in the EU and other regional requirements . We report violations to the appropriate authorities. This means that:

KJlemon strictly adheres to Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines, specifically Section 1.2 - User Generated Content & Safety, ensuring that any user-generated content aligns with safety protocols and content moderation standards. Additionally, KJlemon complies with Google Play’s Developer Policy, including its Families Policy Requirements and Restricted Content provisions. These measures ensure a safe, secure, and compliant experience for users and mitigate any risks associated with underage access or inappropriate content

Never send money or share sensitive financial details with anyone. Scammers may try to gain your trust and fabricate emergencies to ask for financial help. If someone requests money, report them immediately through KJ Lemon’s support system.

For more on avoiding romance scams, check out advice from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Do not share personal details such as your home address, workplace, or daily routine with people you’ve just met. If you’re a parent, avoid sharing specific details about your children, including their names, schools, or ages, in early conversations.

Keep conversations on the KJlemon platform as long as possible. Scammers often try to move discussions to text, email, or other messaging apps to bypass safety measures.

Be cautious of individuals who claim to be from your country but are currently stuck elsewhere. If they refuse video calls, avoid meeting in person, or push for a serious relationship too quickly, consider it a red flag.

If someone makes you uncomfortable, violates our guidelines, or engages in inappropriate behavior, report them. Examples include:

You can report any concerns directly from the safety page. Read our Community Guidelines for more details.

Use a strong password and be cautious when logging in from shared or public computers.

Get to know someone through conversations and video calls before agreeing to meet. Ask questions and look for red flags. There’s no rush—trust your instincts.

Always meet in a public, well-lit, and populated area. Avoid private locations like your home or theirs. If your date pressures you to go somewhere private, end the date.

Tell a friend or family member about your plans, including where you’re going and when you expect to return. Keep your phone charged and with you at all times.

Arrange your own transportation to and from the date to maintain control over your plans. If you drive yourself, have a backup option like a ride-sharing app or a friend who can pick you up.

Drugs and alcohol can impair judgment. Be mindful of how much you consume, and don’t let anyone pressure you into drinking or using substances beyond your comfort level.

Never leave your drink unattended, and only accept drinks from bartenders or servers. Keep your phone, wallet, and other valuables with you at all times.

If something feels off, it’s okay to leave. Your safety is more important than politeness. If you feel uncomfortable, ask a bartender, server, or trusted person for help.

Using condoms and practicing safe sex can help reduce the risk of STIs, including HIV. Some STIs, like herpes or HPV, can still be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. Consider vaccination for added protection.

Many STIs don’t show symptoms, so regular testing is essential. Get tested regularly to stay informed about your health and prevent the spread of infections.

Every sexual encounter should start with clear, enthusiastic consent. Consent must be ongoing and can be withdrawn at any time. Never pressure anyone into physical intimacy, and respect their boundaries.