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Safety Center

What KIBHI actually does to keep this safe.

Not a policy statement, an explanation. Here's what's actually built into the app, in plain terms.

Verified accounts

Every account needs a verified email address before it can post or message. Passwords are stored as a salted hash, so KIBHI itself never sees or stores your actual password.

A real quality bar on every upload

Videos are checked for resolution, bitrate, and whether they're mostly black or frozen frames before they can post. It's a lower bar for spam and junk content to clear, not just a filter for what's popular.

Block and report, everywhere

You can block or report another user from their profile, a comment, a message, or right in the middle of a call or Live match. A block is permanent and mutual: once you block someone, Live will never match you with them again, in either direction.

Live protects your IP address

Ordinary calls between people who already follow or message each other connect directly, which is how most calling apps work. Live is different: because it connects you with a stranger, its calls are routed entirely through a relay server, so neither side ever sees the other's real network location.

18+ for Calling and Live

Starting a call or joining Live requires you to be at least 18. Neither is reviewed before it happens the way a posted video is, so block and report are there for exactly this reason: use them if the person you're connected with breaks the rules.

Zero tolerance for exploitation of minors

Content or behavior that sexually exploits or endangers anyone under 18 is removed immediately and reported to the relevant authorities where the law requires it. This applies everywhere on KIBHI: posts, comments, messages, calls, and Live.

If you see something that breaks the rules

Use the report option on the post, message, or call in question; reports go to KIBHI for review. For anything urgent, or if you believe a child is at risk, email support@kibhi.com directly. See the Community Guidelines for what's allowed, or the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for the full legal detail behind everything on this page.