While meeting new people might be thrilling, you should always exercise caution while speaking with strangers. Regardless of whether you are exchanging early texts or meeting in person, use your best judgment and prioritize your safety. There are steps you can take to keep yourself safe when using Connect Calling Party, even though you have no control over other people's behavior.

1. Safeguard Your Personal Data

Never provide personal information to strangers, like your social security number, home or workplace address, or specifics about your daily schedule (such as the fact that you visit a particular coffee shop every Monday).

1. Report all obscene and suspicious behaviour

You can spot when someone has gone too far, and when that happens, let us know. Anybody who breaches our terms will be blocked and reported. Some examples of violations are as follows:

• Money or gift requests
• Usage by minors
• Threats, insulting messages, and harassment
• Unwanted or harmful behavior during or after meeting in person
• Spam or solicitations that include links to online stores or make sales of goods or services

1. When you meet in person, don't rush things.

Before agreeing to a meeting or online discussion, take your time to get to know the other person. Asking inquiries to check for any red flags or personal deal-breakers is not anything to be afraid of. Before the meeting, a video conference might be a helpful screening tool.

1. Meeting and remaining in public

Never meet for the first few dates in your house, your date's home, or any other private spot. Instead, choose a busy, public area. End the date if your date pushes you to go somewhere private.