safety
Safety
How Bat keeps people safe, what teen mode does, and how to report or block someone.
Age rules
Bat is for people aged 13 and older. People aged 13–17 use teen mode. We ask for the date of birth at sign-up.
Teen mode
- New people can only send a request; the teen decides whether to accept it. A teen can be found only by their exact username.
- Every photo from other people stays blurred until the teen chooses to see it.
- Quiet hours 22:00–07:00 and break reminders are on.
- Bat does not make adult content.
Report and block
- A message: press and hold it → Report.
- A person: open the chat → ••• → Report or Block.
- Anyone, even without an account, can use the report form: bat202.site/report
For parents
There are no parental controls yet. Teen mode turns on by itself for ages 13–17, and the teen cannot switch its rules off.
Worried about a child’s account? Write to support@bat202.site.
AI honesty
Bat is an AI. It can be wrong and never pretends to be a person. Pictures it makes are labelled. For anything important, check the facts.
Helplines
- ArmeniaTrust Social Work Centre (24 h)+374 10 538194
- RussiaChildren’s helpline (free, anonymous)8-800-2000-122
- EU and many countriesChild helpline116 111
- United States988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text)988
- United KingdomChildline0800 1111
These are the same numbers as in the Safety Center in the app. If someone is in danger right now, call the emergency number: 112.