Introduction
Your safety is important, whether you're online or out in the world. This guide provides tips on staying secure while using The Pack and in everyday life. Being mindful and making informed choices can help you avoid unnecessary risks.
This document is not a substitute for legal advice or a guarantee of personal safety. While following these guidelines can reduce risks, no set of precautions can eliminate all dangers. Always remain vigilant both online and in real life. These resources are provided out of care for our users and are not based on any specific concerns or incidents observed on The Pack.
Online Safety
Protecting Your Personal Information
Never share your real name, address, phone number, or other sensitive details with people you meet on The Pack.
Be wary of anyone asking for personal information or trying to meet in person.
Use downvote, block, and report features if someone makes you uncomfortable.
Avoiding Scams and Dangerous Interactions
Be cautious of posts or messages that seem suspicious or ask for money or personal details.
Do not accept invitations for financial transactions or services from unknown individuals.
If something feels off, report it.
Staying Safe in Daily Life
Social Well-being and Mental Health
Take breaks from screens and online interactions to stay balanced.
Engage in real-world activities and spend time with friends and family.
Seek support from a trusted source if you feel overwhelmed or distressed.
Addressing Serious Situations
Bullying and Harassment
If someone is being targeted or threatened, offer support and report the behavior.
Take action by blocking, reporting, and downvoting harmful content.
Recognizing and Reporting Violence
If you witness a violent situation, contact local authorities immediately.
Report any threats or violent behavior on The Pack so the appropriate measures can be taken.
Understanding Boundaries and Consent
Respect others and ensure that all interactions are based on mutual agreement.
If someone is hesitant or unsure, their answer is no.
If you or someone you know has been harmed, reach out to support organizations like RAINN at Rainn.org.
Protecting Younger Users
The Pack is not intended for users under 13 years old.
If you notice concerning behavior toward minors, report it.
Final Thoughts
This guide is for informational purposes and does not replace professional help. If you are in immediate danger, seek assistance from law enforcement or emergency services.
By staying alert and taking precautions, we can all contribute to a safe and positive The Pack.