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HOUSE RULES

Safety on Yapble,
read over the air.

A random yap chat only works if everyone feels fine hanging up the second they don’t. So the station keeps a short, strict rule board — and every rule below is a button you can actually press in the app.

  1. RULE 01

    A human is always in the booth

    Real moderators review Yapble around the clock, every day. Reports don’t disappear into a void — they land with a person who can actually do something about them.

  2. RULE 02

    Report or block, straight from their profile

    Every caller has a profile, and from it you can report them to moderation or block them so they can’t reach you again. One bad apple never gets a second ring at your line.

  3. RULE 03

    Skip or hang up, any second you like

    Every call has Next and End within reach at all times. You never owe a stranger a reason, a warning, or a graceful exit — one tap and they’re off your frequency.

  4. RULE 04

    Your mic, your mute button

    Mid-call you can switch off your own microphone and camera whenever you want, without ending the call. Listen first, talk when you’re ready.

  5. RULE 05

    Anonymous until you say otherwise

    You show up as a random caller — no name, no contact details handed out. What you share and when you share it is entirely your call. Our advice: keep it that way.

  6. RULE 06

    The station has standards

    The full community guidelines live on their own page — worth sixty seconds of your time before you get on air. Break them and moderation can cut the feed. Read them here: Community Guidelines.

Smart caller habits

Four habits that keep any yap easy

  1. TIP 01

    Keep your full name, address, phone number and social handles off the air. A fun yap never needs them.

  2. TIP 02

    Don’t move money, gift cards or “investments” — anyone asking for those on a random call is not your friend.

  3. TIP 03

    If someone pressures you to hop to another app or site, that’s your cue to hit Next.

  4. TIP 04

    Trust the weird feeling. If a call sits wrong, end it and report the profile — the booth reads every report.

Listener mail

Safety questions, off the record

Who watches Yapble while I’m on a call?

Human moderators, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Automated systems help flag things, but real people make the calls on reports.

How do I report or block someone?

Open the caller’s profile during or after the call — the report and block buttons live right there. Blocking also stops them from matching you again.

Can I leave a call without explaining myself?

Yes. Next and End are always available on every call. There are no exit interviews on this station.

Do other callers see who I am?

No. You’re anonymous by default and stay that way until you personally choose to share something. We recommend keeping personal details to yourself.

ON AIR

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