• Do not share passwords, banking details, or security codes.
• Avoid posting your full home address, private phone number, or personal documents.
• Be thoughtful before sharing deeply personal family, health, or financial information publicly.

• Be cautious of users asking for money, gifts, or donations directly.
• Be careful with people who pressure you for personal details or try to move conversations off-platform too quickly.
• Watch out for impersonation, fake identities, or messages that feel manipulative or deceptive.

Private conversations can be meaningful, but they also require caution. If someone makes you uncomfortable, pressures you, repeatedly crosses boundaries, or behaves inappropriately, stop engaging and report the account if needed.

• Create a strong, unique password for your account.
• Do not reuse passwords from other apps or websites.
• Log out of shared or public devices after use.
• Keep your email account secure as well, since it may be used for account recovery.

Harassment, threats, hate, manipulation, and abusive conduct should never be ignored. You do not need to keep interacting with someone who makes you feel unsafe. Use reporting and blocking tools where available.

• Keep your phone, browser, and apps updated.
• Use a screen lock or device password.
• Avoid using public or untrusted devices for sensitive account access.
• Be cautious when clicking unfamiliar links or downloading unknown files.

Posts, comments, prayer requests, and other activity may be visible to other users depending on your settings and the platform feature involved. Share intentionally, and consider whether you are comfortable with others seeing what you post.

I Need Prayer is not an emergency response platform. If you or someone else is in immediate danger or crisis, contact local emergency services, a crisis line, or a qualified professional right away. Do not rely on app-based responses for urgent help.

If you see abusive behavior, scams, impersonation, unsafe conduct, or content that violates platform rules, report it. Reporting helps protect both you and the wider community.

If something feels wrong, take it seriously. Pause, step back, and use caution. It is always okay to protect your peace, privacy, and safety.