This is an English translation. If it differs from the Hungarian version, the Hungarian version prevails.

Swipr is here to help you meet new people and find or host great things to do nearby. That only works if everyone feels safe and welcome. These guidelines sum up, in plain words, what we expect from members of the community. The binding rules are in our Terms of Use (Terms of Use); if these guidelines and the terms differ, the terms apply.

1. Who these guidelines apply to

• Everyone who uses Swipr: hosts, people who request to join, and attendees alike.
• They cover profiles, events, the answers given when requesting to join, event chats and private messages.
• Swipr is only for people aged 18 and over. If you are under 18, please don't use the App.

2. Be respectful

• Treat others the way you want to be treated, in the App and when you meet in person.
• No is an answer. If someone doesn't reply, declines your join request or doesn't want to chat, accept it and don't keep contacting them.
• There is no place for harassment, threats, intimidation, insults or hate, against anyone, for any reason (for example ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability or age).
• Don't send anyone unsolicited sexual messages or pictures.

3. Real profile, real you

• Use real details in your profile and pictures that show you.
• Don't pretend to be another person, brand or organisation.
• One person, one account. If we have deleted your account for breaking the rules, don't sign up again.
• Only sign up if you are 18 or over: you declare it when you sign up, and if the declaration is false, we delete your account.

4. Meet safely

Swipr does not check users' identity or background, so look out for yourself and each other when you meet in person:

• Meet somewhere public and busy the first time.
• Tell a friend or family member where you are going, who you are meeting and when you expect to be home.
• Arrange your own way there and back, so you can leave whenever you want.
• Keep an eye on your drink, and don't drink more than you feel is safe.
• If something feels off, just leave; you don't owe anyone an explanation.
• In an emergency, call 112, the European emergency number, straight away. Afterwards, report the user in the App.

5. If you host

As a host, you are responsible for your event. That means:

• Accurate events: the name, description, place, time and picture must be true to life. Don't post events you won't hold, and don't mislead anyone.
• Legal venues: only host where it is allowed, and follow the rules of the venue (for example on noise or alcohol).
• Respect the audience your event names: if your event names who it is for (for example by age or gender), it must reflect reality, and you should stick to it when reviewing join requests. As an attendee, only request to join events that are meant for you.
• Let people know about changes: if the event is cancelled or changes, tell the attendees in good time.
• Look after your attendees: the safety and wellbeing of the approved attendees at your event is your responsibility too. If someone breaks the rules, report them.

6. What's not allowed

Swipr has zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users. Among other things, the following are not allowed:

• harassing, threatening, intimidating or insulting others;
• hateful, discriminatory content or content inciting violence;
• pictures showing nudity, sexual content or violence;
• events aimed at people under 18 or dangerous to them;
• events involving illegal activity, such as using or selling drugs;
• selling or exchanging weapons, ammunition or explosives, or hosting such events;
• offering or seeking sexual services, prostitution;
• organising or advertising gambling;
• encouraging self-harm, suicide or dangerous activities;
• fake or misleading events, fraud, spam or unsolicited advertising;
• impersonating another person, brand or organisation;
• publishing others' personal details without permission;
• disrupting the App or collecting data with automated tools.

The full list is in section 5 of the Terms of Use: Terms of Use.

7. Others' privacy and photos

• Don't share other people's personal details (such as their home address, phone number or workplace) without their permission.
• Don't upload pictures of other people without their consent, and don't use someone else's picture on your profile.
• Don't publish what is said in a private message or an event chat (for example as a screenshot) without the others' permission.
• Ask the people in a photo taken at an event before you share it.
• Only an event's attendees see its attendee list, and the host can share the exact address only with them too; don't pass these on to outsiders.

8. Reporting and blocking

If something isn't right, let us know: your report helps keep Swipr safe for everyone.

• Report in the App: in the menu of a user's profile, an event, an attendee or a chat message, choose report, pick a reason and, if you like, tell us in a few words what happened. The reported user won't see who reported them.
• Block: from the same menu you can block the user. Once blocked, you won't see each other anywhere: not your profiles, not your events, not among an event's participants and not your chat messages, and neither of you can join the other's events or send the other private messages. The blocked user is removed from your events, and you leave theirs. They are notified of the removal, but not that you blocked them. Your friendship (or friend request) also ends. If you're both in a third person's event, you don't see each other there either, but for safety we let you know that they're there too. You can unblock them in Settings.
• Report without an account: anyone can report illegal content without signing up, by email to dev.sunmark@icloud.com. Tell us what you saw and where (for example the username or the event link) and what the problem is.
• In an emergency, don't wait for a report: call 112.

9. What happens after a report

• Reports are reviewed personally by the operators, where possible within 24 hours.
• If the rules were broken, we may remove the content and give a warning; for a serious or repeated breach, we delete the account. In serious cases we may delete the account without prior warning.
• If we remove content or delete an account, we tell the person concerned by email, briefly, with our reasons, unless the law or an authority prohibits it.
• You can appeal the decision within 6 months of the notice at dev.sunmark@icloud.com; we will review the appeal again. The exception is a decision related to child sexual abuse or exploitation: it cannot be appealed.
• If content or behaviour directly endangers someone's life or safety, we inform the authorities.

10. Zero tolerance

We have zero tolerance for harassment, threats, violence, hate, endangering minors and illegal content. In these cases we remove the content immediately, may delete the account without prior warning, and contact the authorities where needed. The right to appeal still applies, except in cases related to child sexual abuse or exploitation. The protection of minors is covered in detail in our Child Safety Standards: Child Safety Standards.

11. Contact

Questions or comments about these guidelines? Write to us at dev.sunmark@icloud.com.

Sun Mark egyéni vállalkozó, dev.sunmark@icloud.com