Emergency Support

If someone may be in immediate danger, act quickly.

Immediate danger

Contact local emergency services if:

• Someone threatens violence
• Someone discusses imminent self-harm
• A child may be at risk
• Criminal activity is occurring

Use emergency reporting

Emergency reports should include:

• Username or account
• Relevant screenshots or evidence
• Description of the situation
• Why the issue is urgent

Mental health resources

In the United States:

• Call or text 988 for crisis support
• Contact local emergency services for immediate danger

Child safety concerns

If you suspect exploitation involving a minor:

• Preserve evidence
• Report immediately
• Contact appropriate authorities

Community responsibility

Do not ignore serious threats or warning signs.

Reporting can help protect someone from harm.