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How to report or block someone on Winkora

Find the report and block controls, choose a report reason, and understand what happens after you submit a concern.

Report the message or the participant

In a private chat, use Report in the participant controls. You can also report an individual message using its report control; this helps the moderator identify the content you mean. In the public lobby, use the controls on the relevant message. You do not need to stay in a conversation you find uncomfortable.

Choose the closest reason

The report form includes suspected underage use, child safety concerns, spam and other reasons. Add short context if helpful, such as which message concerns you. Do not copy suspected illegal images into the report or download them. Child safety and underage reports go to the priority review queue.

Block separately when you want contact to stop

Reporting asks a moderator to review a concern. Blocking hides that person’s messages and prevents new random matches with them in the same session. Use Block if you want that immediate control instead of waiting for a report decision. A nickname session is not verified identity, so this cannot guarantee that the same person will never return under another profile.

What happens after reporting

Reports are stored for manual review when a moderator is available. Submitting one does not guarantee an instant response or automatically mean the other person has been banned. The moderator can review stored chats and media and take action. Deleting your session does not delete moderation reports.

If the situation is urgent

End the chat and use the relevant local emergency or abuse-reporting service if someone is in immediate danger. Winkora is not an emergency service. You can read the Rules, Privacy and Safety pages before deciding whether to return.

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