Community Guidelines

Zorees works because strangers show up ready for a real, respectful conversation. These guidelines apply to every chat.

Be kind

Treat the person on the other side like a real human — because they are. Rudeness, harassment, threats, hate speech, and discrimination (based on race, gender, sexuality, religion, disability, or anything else) are not welcome.

Keep it 18+

Zorees is for adults. Do not use the service if you are under 18. Never share, request, or discuss sexual content involving minors. Violations are reported to the appropriate authorities.

No illegal activity

Don't use Zorees to plan, promote, or engage in anything illegal: drugs, violence, fraud, doxxing, human trafficking, or anything else that breaks the law.

No spam or scams

Don't send unsolicited promotional links, phishing attempts, malware, crypto scams, or "get rich quick" pitches. Don't try to move people to sketchy off-platform links.

Protect your privacy

Never share personal information (real name, address, phone, financial details, passwords) with strangers. Don't ask others for theirs.

Report bad behavior

Every chat — text or video — has a Report button and a Block button. Reporting someone ends the chat, blocks them permanently so you are never paired again, and sends the case to our moderation team. You can also email support@zorees.com with as much detail as you can — time, what happened, screenshots if you have them.

How we handle abuse

• Every report is logged with the reported account, the conversation, and the reason.
• Our moderation team reviews and actions every report within 24 hours.
• Serious violations — nudity, sexual content, minors on camera, threats or illegal activity — result in an immediate, permanent ban.
• Accounts that collect repeated reports are automatically banned pending review.
• Banned accounts cannot chat, start calls, or be matched with anyone. Appeals go to support@zorees.com.

Consequences

Breaking these guidelines can result in temporary or permanent removal from Zorees, and reporting to law enforcement where required.