A guide from Solef
Choose your conversation. Choose what you share.
Meeting someone through an app does not require sharing everything about yourself immediately. Privacy starts with deciding what to disclose and understanding how the service works, rather than relying on broad words such as “safe” or “secret.”
Solef · Official website solef.net
Start with interests, not sensitive details
A hobby, a song or an everyday experience can start a conversation. You do not need to send a home address, detailed workplace information, identity documents or payment details. Notice what is visible in the background of a photo or screenshot too.
Never send passwords or verification codes to another person, including someone claiming to be support. You can decline an uncomfortable request without explaining yourself, or end the connection.
Understand Solef’s privacy boundaries
Connections to Solef’s server are encrypted, but messages are not end-to-end encrypted: the server can read their content. Friends’ conversations do not go through automatic public-content screening; administrators may review reported content.
Temporary content does not guarantee that another person cannot keep a copy or capture their screen. Display duration, retention and report review are different matters. The privacy policy describes how they apply.
Responding to harassment or a problem
Report from the profile, Moment or conversation so relevant context reaches the review process, and block someone if you do not want continued contact. You do not have to answer a threat or argue to justify feeling uncomfortable.
For account help, contact support@solef.net without sending unnecessary sensitive information. Account deletion is available in profile settings; deleting your account does not automatically cancel a store subscription.
A few questions
Is Solef an anonymous service without an account?
No. Solef uses sign-in and a profile. It is not presented as an anonymous, no-registration service.
Where can I read about data and deletion?
The privacy policy explains processing, retention and deletion. The support page explains how to contact us if you cannot access your account.