GOMEET COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

Version: 1.1
Last Updated: October 20, 2026

These Community Guidelines (“Guidelines”) establish the core rules regarding acceptable content and conduct when using GoMeet, a product operated by TEKINO COMPANY LIMITED (“TEKINO”, “GoMeet”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).

The mission of GoMeet is to cultivate a respectful, secure, and welcoming environment where people can discover, connect, chat, extend dining invitations, and meet in person with confidence and peace of mind.

These Guidelines apply in conjunction with our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Safety & Support Guide, and other applicable GoMeet policies.

Violating these Guidelines may result in formal warnings, feature restrictions, content removal, account suspension, or permanent account termination, depending on the severity and nature of the infraction.

1. SCOPE AND CORE PRINCIPLES

These Guidelines govern all interactions across the platform, including:

• Account details and credentials;

• User profiles;

• Profile photographs;

• Biographies and “About Me” sections;

• Instant messaging conversations;

• Images or videos transmitted via GoMeet;

• Dining invitations;

• The use of “Nearby” and discovery features;

• In-app behaviors and interactions;

• In-person conduct during offline meetups arising directly from connections made on GoMeet;

• Other activities directly associated with your use of GoMeet.

When using GoMeet, you must:

• Treat others with dignity and respect;

• Respect privacy and personal boundaries;

• Never harass, stalk, or threaten anyone;

• Never endanger the safety or well-being of others;

• Never engage in fraud, deception, or impersonation;

• Never misuse someone else’s personal data without authorization;

• Never exploit GoMeet for illegal or harmful purposes;

• Never intentionally manipulate or abuse our systems to cause harm.

You always retain the unconditional right to:

• Leave messages unread or unanswered;

• Decline any invitation;

• Change your mind at any moment;

• Discontinue a conversation;

• Leave an in-person meetup at any time;

• Block or report any user.

Having chatted with someone, accepted their invitation, or met them in person in the past never obligates you to continue interacting with them in the future.

2. CONSENT, RIGHT TO REFUSE, AND PERSONAL BOUNDARIES

GoMeet fundamentally respects every user’s autonomy and right to self-determination.

2.1. Right to Refuse

When receiving an invitation, you have full freedom to:

• Accept;

• Decline;

• Leave the invitation unanswered;

• Change your decision;

• Terminate communication;

• Refuse to meet again.

You are never obligated to provide an explanation or excuse for saying no.

2.2. No Coercion or Pressure

You must NOT:

• Pressure or guilt others into responding;

• Coerce someone into accepting an invitation;

• Repeatedly interrogate someone about why they declined;

• Force someone to continue an unwanted conversation;

• Pressure someone to remain at a meetup;

• Coerce someone into changing venues against their will;

• Exert emotional, financial, or sexual pressure.

2.3. Respecting a Change of Mind

Everyone has the right to change their mind at any point. Just because someone previously:

• Agreed to meet;

• Engaged in conversation;

• Sent or received photos;

• Met you in person before;

• Had friendly interactions with you; does not mean they are obligated to maintain ongoing interaction.

2.4. Right to Leave a Meetup

Every user has the right to:

• Leave an in-person meetup at any time, for any reason;

• Maintain control over their own transportation;

• Block the other person immediately;

• Report any troubling incident to GoMeet.

No one has the right to coerce another person to stay at a meetup or compel further contact.

3. HARASSMENT, STALKING, THREATS, AND HATE SPEECH

GoMeet enforces a zero-tolerance policy against harassment, stalking, intimidation, or attempts to instill fear in others.

3.1. Harassment

Conduct that may be classified as harassment includes:

• Persistently messaging someone after they have indicated a desire to stop;

• Spamming messages or dining invitations;

• Seeking alternative channels to contact someone who has declined or ignored you;

• Creating new accounts to circumvent blocks and contact someone who blocked you;

• Badgering or pressuring others for responses;

• Insults, name-calling, or derogatory remarks;

• Body shaming or ridicule;

• Intentional public or private humiliation;

• Unwanted sexual harassment;

• Coercive behavior during or following a meetup.

When evaluating alleged violations, GoMeet evaluates the broader context, recurrence, and severity of the behavior.

3.2. Stalking and Tracking

You must NOT:

• Attempt to derive exact coordinates of other users contrary to GoMeet’s intended design;

• Exploit relative distance metrics to uncover someone's home address, school, or workplace;

• Follow, stalk, or monitor individuals offline after being rejected;

• Repeatedly show up at someone’s regular hangouts or routines to initiate contact;

• Register new accounts to track someone after being blocked;

• Use platform data to monitor someone’s activities or whereabouts.

GoMeet relies on approximate location data and never intentionally reveals exact GPS coordinates to other users. Any intentional misuse of distance data to compromise private personal spaces is strictly prohibited.

3.3. Threats and Violence

You must NOT:

• Threaten bodily harm or physical injury;

• Make death threats;

• Threaten revenge, retaliation, or blackmail;

• Glorify, promote, or incite violence;

• Threaten property destruction;

• Use physical force or coercion;

• Perpetrate violence before, during, or after a meetup;

• Express any intent to place another person in danger.

In the event of an imminent safety risk, GoMeet may restrict or immediately suspend an account while an investigation is underway.

3.4. Humiliation and Hate Speech

You must not use GoMeet to:

• Gravely insult or disparage others;

• Humiliate or demean individuals;

• Body shame or degrade physical appearance;

• Orchestrate public shaming campaigns;

• Solicit, incite, or organize group harassment against any individual;

• Threaten, demean, or incite hatred against anyone on the basis of legally protected characteristics or sensitive personal traits (including race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability).

Having personal preferences regarding whom you wish to date or meet does not inherently constitute a violation; however, expressing such preferences in a derogatory, insulting, or hateful manner is strictly prohibited.

4. IMPERSONATION, FAKE ACCOUNTS, AND VERIFICATION MISUSE

GoMeet does not tolerate deceptive accounts or attempts to mislead others regarding identity or intentions.

4.1. Impersonation

You must NOT:

• Impersonate another individual;

• Use photos of other people to falsely present yourself as the person depicted;

• Pretend to be a celebrity or public figure;

• Falsely claim to represent GoMeet as an employee, contractor, or administrator;

• Falsely claim affiliation with a restaurant, business, or organization;

• Utilize fictitious identities to orchestrate scams.

4.2. False and Misleading Information

You must not intentionally:

• Misrepresent your age;

• Provide deceptive profile data to mislead others;

• Fabricate fake personas to manipulate users;

• Operate multiple concurrent accounts to conceal abusive activities.

4.3. Verification Abuse

GoMeet uses email verification and human-reviewed selfies to authenticate accounts. You must NOT:

• Submit forged or altered selfies;

• Use photos of another person to complete verification;

• Attempt to bypass or reverse-engineer the verification workflow;

• Provide false information to acquire a verification badge;

• Misrepresent the meaning of the verification badge.

The “Verified” badge indicates solely that an account has completed GoMeet’s internal verification checks. It does NOT imply that TEKINO has verified a user’s legal identity via National IDs, Citizen Identity Cards, or passports.

4.4. Ban Evasion

You are strictly prohibited from creating new accounts or utilizing secondary accounts to:

• Evade an existing account suspension or termination;

• Resume harassing individuals;

• Perpetuate financial fraud or scams;

• Continue stalking;

• Resume any activity previously restricted by GoMeet.

5. SCAMS, FINANCIAL FRAUD, AND COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION

GoMeet must never be used to defraud or financially exploit other users.

5.1. Fraudulent Payment Solicitations

Prohibited conduct includes:

• Soliciting money, loans, or donations under fraudulent pretenses;

• Fabricating personal hardships or emergencies to solicit funds;

• Demanding advance payments or deposits prior to meeting;

• Luring others into transferring funds;

• Impersonating others to receive payments;

• Setting up sham meetups or fake invitations for financial extortion.

5.2. Compromising Financial Credentials

You must NOT:

• Deceive others into disclosing bank account or credit card numbers;

• Solicit passwords;

• Request SMS One-Time Passwords (OTPs);

• Illegally harvest sensitive financial data;

• Use GoMeet to facilitate money laundering or illegal financial transactions.

5.3. Investment Schemes and Fraudulent Opportunities

You must NOT:

• Lure others into investment schemes using fraudulent or misleading claims;

• Promote suspect cryptocurrency platforms, pyramid schemes, or multi-level marketing (MLM);

• Cultivate romantic or social rapport on GoMeet as a pretext to steer users into financial or investment scams (e.g., “romance scams” / “pig butchering”).

5.4. Commercial Exploitation

You must not exploit GoMeet to:

• Broadcast commercial spam or sales solicitations;

• Conduct unsolicited advertising;

• Distribute affiliate marketing links en masse;

• Recruit employees or commission-based agents;

• Market external services deceptively;

• Funnel users to external platforms for the purpose of defrauding or commercially exploiting them.

6. SEXUAL CONTENT AND MINOR PROTECTION

GoMeet enforces strict safeguards against unsolicited explicit content and any conduct that risks harming individuals under the age of 18.

6.1. Unsolicited Explicit and Sexual Content

You must NOT:

• Send non-consensual explicit or sensitive photographs;

• Transmit sexually suggestive or explicit content without explicit mutual consent;

• Share inappropriate or pornographic videos;

• Engage in non-consensual sexual harassment in chats;

• Persistently propose sexual encounters after being turned down;

• Coerce others into providing revealing or nude images;

• Threaten to distribute private or intimate media (sextortion / revenge porn);

• Leverage sexual content to manipulate, intimidate, or blackmail others.

6.2. Protection of Minors (Under 18)

GoMeet permits users who are at least 16 years of age to register. Therefore, the following actions are strictly prohibited and will trigger immediate enforcement:

• Soliciting, grooming, or initiating contact with individuals under 18 for sexual exploitation;

• Encouraging or inducing minors to send intimate, sensitive, or revealing photographs;

• Demanding nude images or sexually explicit materials from anyone under 18;

• Creating, hosting, or disseminating Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSAE);

• Subjecting minors to sexual pressure or intimidation;

• Exploiting significant age differences to manipulate or take advantage of minors;

• Utilizing GoMeet to coordinate activities that endanger or harm minors.

Cases involving minor safety receive immediate, high-priority investigation and will result in instant account termination and reporting to relevant child protection and law enforcement authorities where appropriate.

7. PRIVACY AND PERSONAL DATA

Respecting the privacy of others is paramount.

You must NOT:

• Publicly disclose another person’s telephone number without express authorization;

• Publish private residential addresses or workplace locations;

• Disclose someone’s banking details or credit card information;

• Share copies of another person’s government-issued identity documents;

• Distribute private photos without permission;

• Share screenshots containing private, sensitive conversations to demean, expose, or humiliate others;

• Unlawfully collect or scrape personal data;

• Doxx or publish private data with malicious intent;

• Use platform data to stalk or harass someone offline;

• Pressure others to disclose passwords or security codes.

Protecting Your Own Privacy: Exercise sound judgment when interacting with individuals you recently met. You should never disclose:

• Account passwords;

• SMS OTP codes;

• Bank account or credit card numbers;

• Exact home addresses;

• Copies of identification documents;

• Unnecessary sensitive personal data.

8. PROFILES, CHAT, AND USER-GENERATED CONTENT (UGC)

You are solely responsible for all content you create, transmit, or display on GoMeet.

8.1. Profile Photos

Your profile photos must NOT depict:

• Fraudulent or stolen imagery used to impersonate others;

• Photos of third parties without proper rights or authorization;

• Overt nudity, pornography, or sexually explicit content;

• Illegal acts, weapons, or illicit substances;

• Violent, gory, or threatening imagery;

• Images designed to deceive or defraud;

• Content infringing upon third-party intellectual property rights.

GoMeet reserves the right to request modifications or take down non-compliant photos.

8.2. Profile Bio and Prompts

Your profile bio must NOT contain:

• Deceptive or fraudulent claims;

• Overt or veiled threats;

• Harassing, derogatory, or abusive text;

• Unsolicited explicit sexual commentary;

• Private contact details of others;

• Solicitations for unlawful activities or unauthorized commercial ventures.

8.3. Chat Messaging

GoMeet enables users to communicate via text, photos, and videos. While GoMeet does not actively monitor or pre-screen private user chats, all chat content must strictly adhere to these Community Guidelines.

If chat messages are reported or submitted as evidence in a safety complaint, GoMeet may review the relevant conversation history to investigate the violation.

8.4. Media Shared in Chat

You must not transmit:

• Sexually explicit or pornographic media without prior mutual consent;

• Intimate or private imagery of third parties without consent;

• Non-consensual recordings or surreptitious footage;

• Misleading or impersonated media;

• Media intended to scam or defraud;

• Graphic violence, gore, or dangerous stunts;

• Content depicting or facilitating the exploitation of minors;

• Content that breaches applicable statutory law.

9. DINING INVITATIONS, NO-SHOWS, AND OFFLINE CONDUCT

9.1. Using Dining Invitations

GoMeet lets you send dining invitations specifying the venue, cuisine, and proposed date.

You must NOT:

• Spam invitations across numerous users indiscriminately;

• Repeatedly re-send invitations after a user has declined;

• Weaponize invitations to harass or intimidate;

• Create sham invitations with no intention of attending;

• Use invitations to conduct financial scams or solicit fees;

• Pressure recipients into accepting;

• Misuse invitations for purposes incompatible with GoMeet.

Recipients reserve the right to decline any invitation without providing justification.

9.2. Cancellations and No-Shows

Failing to attend a scheduled meetup is not automatically treated as a punishable rule violation. However, if you are unable to make it, courtesy requires that you:

• Inform the other party as early as possible;

• Cancel or reschedule the plans promptly;

• Avoid creating fake invitations solely to disrupt someone’s schedule.

Where repeated no-shows are demonstrated to be part of a malicious pattern of harassment, trolling, or fraud, GoMeet may take administrative action.

9.3. In-Person Conduct at Meetups

These Guidelines extend to offline behavior when meetups originate directly through GoMeet. You must NOT:

• Harass, demean, or intimidate the person you meet;

• Make verbal or physical threats;

• Engage in non-consensual touching, coercion, or sexual assault;

• Prevent the other person from freely leaving the venue;

• Exert pressure for sexual favors;

• Coerce someone into paying the entire bill unexpectedly or transferring funds;

• Follow, tail, or stalk the other person after the meetup concludes;

• Use physical violence;

• Endanger the personal safety or well-being of the other individual.

9.4. Meeting Venues

GoMeet strongly recommends that all first-time meetups occur in public, populated spaces. Exercise heightened caution if someone proposes relocating to:

• A private residence or apartment;

• A hotel room;

• A private vehicle;

• Isolated, secluded, or desolate areas;

• Unfamiliar, private, or enclosed spaces.

While such venues are not universally forbidden, coercing or pressuring someone into moving to a private setting against their wishes is deemed harassment and a serious safety violation.

9.5. Restaurant and Venue Etiquette

When meeting at a restaurant or dining venue, you must show respect for:

• Venue management and hospitality staff;

• Other patrons;

• Restaurant property and facilities;

• House rules and establishment policies.

You must not cause public disturbances, vandalize property, harass restaurant staff, or leverage GoMeet to cause intentional distress to businesses.

10. SPAM, COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION, AND PLATFORM ABUSE

You must not use GoMeet in any manner that disrupts normal platform functionality or subverts the core purpose of the service. Prohibited activities include:

• Broadcasting identical automated or bulk messages;

• Spamming dining invitations;

• Continually re-inviting users who already declined;

• Mass-distributing web links;

• Unsolicited commercial advertising;

• Direct sales pitches and multi-level marketing solicitations;

• Bulk recruitment or job advertisements;

• Marketing external services deceptively;

• Registering multiple duplicate accounts to spam or manipulate features;

• Deploying bots, scrapers, or unauthorized automation scripts;

• Harvesting user profiles or data without permission;

• Tampering with GoMeet’s native functionality;

• Funneling users off-platform for the primary purpose of exploitation or fraud;

• Exploiting GoMeet for unlawful enterprise.

11. BLOCKING, REPORTING, AND EMERGENCY PROTOCOLS

11.1. Blocking

If you no longer wish to interact with someone, you may use the in-app Block feature. Upon blocking:

• Chat communication is permanently severed;

• Neither party can send dining invitations to the other;

• Mutual profile visibility is restricted;

• Users will no longer be visible to each other in “Nearby” or discovery feeds.

Blocking someone does not replace filing a report. If a rule violation has occurred, please submit a formal report so our safety team can take action.

11.2. Reporting

You can report violations such as:

• Harassment or bullying;

• Fake or impersonated accounts;

• Financial scams or extortion;

• Unsolicited explicit sexual content;

• Threats or hate speech;

• Unlawful tracking or stalking;

• Troubling in-person incidents;

• Suspected underage users;

• Inappropriate conduct involving minors;

• Commercial spam;

• Doxxing and privacy violations;

• Other safety concerns supported by GoMeet.

Reports may include written context, screenshots, photos, videos, chat snippets, and other supporting evidence.

11.3. Bad-Faith Abuse of the Reporting Tool

You must not weaponize the reporting system to:

• Exact revenge or settle personal vendettas;

• Harass innocent users;

• Intentionally submit fabricated evidence;

• Manipulate our moderation workflows.

Filing a good-faith report that lacks sufficient evidence does not constitute an abuse of the reporting tool. GoMeet sanctions only those users who demonstrate intentional bad-faith abuse of the reporting feature.

11.4. Emergency Situations

If our team detects credible signs of:

• Imminent threats of physical violence;

• Grave bodily injury;

• Exploitation of minors;

• Dangerous stalking;

• Immediate threats to life and physical safety; GoMeet may enact immediate protective suspensions prior to concluding a formal inquiry.

IMPORTANT: If you or someone else is in immediate danger, prioritize removing yourself to a safe location and contact local emergency services or law enforcement authorities immediately.

12. ENFORCEMENT, APPEALS, UPDATES, AND CONTACT

12.1. How GoMeet Evaluates Violations

When assessing a reported incident, our safety team considers:

• The details provided in the report;

• Corroborating evidence and attachments;

• Relevant chat history;

• User profile contents;

• Historical behavior and prior infractions;

• Frequency and recurrence;

• Severity of the harm;

• Surrounding context;

• The potential risk posed to the broader community;

• Other relevant data.

Not every user report results in disciplinary action.

12.2. Disciplinary Actions

Depending on the gravity and facts of each case, GoMeet may:

• Take no formal action;

• Issue an informal or formal written warning;

• Mandate the editing or deletion of non-compliant content;

• Restrict specific platform features;

• Restrict interaction capabilities;

• Require identity re-verification;

• Revoke verification status;

• Temporarily suspend the account;

• Lock the account pending investigation;

• Permanently terminate the account;

• Institute other reasonable measures to protect our community and infrastructure.

For severe safety violations, GoMeet reserves the right to immediately terminate the account upon the very first infraction.

12.3. Appeals

Where an appeals mechanism is available, you may submit a formal request for review of a disciplinary decision. Your appeal should include:

• Registered email address or account handle;

• The specific enforcement action being appealed;

• Clear grounds and rationale for the review;

• Supplementary evidence, if available.

Upon re-examination, GoMeet may:

• Uphold the original decision;

• Reduce or modify the sanction;

• Overturn the decision and restore privileges;

• Request additional clarifying information.

12.4. Inherent Limitations of Safety Tools

GoMeet provides safety tools such as verification, blocking, reporting, and moderation to minimize interpersonal risks. However, GoMeet cannot warrant that:

• Every malicious actor will be identified in advance;

• Every prospective violation will be preempted;

• All user-supplied information is completely accurate;

• Every offline encounter will be entirely free of risk.

Users are expected to exercise independent judgment and practice proactive safety precautions at all times.

12.5. Amendments to Guidelines

GoMeet may revise these Guidelines when:

• Product features or service mechanics evolve;

• New patterns of platform abuse emerge;

• Safety protocols or legal standards are updated;

• Community governance requires enhancement.

The “Last Updated” date at the top of this document indicates the effective revision date. For material updates, GoMeet may provide notice via in-app alerts, email, or other appropriate communication channels.

12.6. Contact Information

If you have questions regarding these Community Guidelines or need to report an urgent safety concern not accommodated in-app, please contact us at:

• Operating Entity: TEKINO COMPANY LIMITED

• Product/Service: GoMeet

• Support Email: contact@gomeet.info

• Official Website: https://gomeet.info/