AfriVibe has built-in safety features to protect you. Learn how to stay safe and recognise scammers.
Stay Safe on AfriVibe
Never send money to someone you met online, no matter how convincing their story is.
Be cautious of anyone who avoids video calls after video messaging is unlocked.
Do not share your home address until you have met in person safely in a public place.
Report anyone who asks you for financial help, gift cards, or wire transfers.
Take your time — real love is not a race. Scammers create false urgency to pressure you.
Always arrange your first in-person meeting in a busy public place during daylight hours.
Never share your personal phone number before meeting someone in person.
AfriVibe will never ask for your password. Do not share it with anyone.
Scammer Red Flags 🚩
Asks for money, gift cards, or financial help early on
Claims to be overseas working on an oil rig, military, or construction
Avoids video calls or makes excuses not to meet
Professes love very quickly (love bombing)
Story keeps changing or inconsistencies appear
Asks to move communication off AfriVibe very quickly
Sends the same messages to multiple people (copy-paste)
Profile photo looks like a model or celebrity photo
How to Report
On a profile: Tap the ⋮ menu on any profile and select "Report".
In a chat: Tap the ⋮ menu in any conversation and select "Report".
Emergency block: Hold the 🛡️ shield button in chat for 2 seconds to instantly block and report.
Email: safety@afrivibe.app
How to Block Someone
Open their profile or conversation, tap the ⋮ menu and select "Block". Blocked users cannot see your profile, send you messages, or match with you. Blocking is permanent unless you unblock.