Safety and discretion tips
Safety and discretion matter to everyone who uses Passion Hub. On this page, we share practical tips for advertisers and visitors alike, to make your experience as pleasant and safe as possible. No complicated rules, just common sense and a few handy features you can use.
For advertisers
- Decide what you share. You choose which photos, details, and social media links appear on your listing. Only share what you're comfortable with, and feel free to build it up gradually.
- Use blocked countries. Don't want to be visible to visitors from certain countries? You can easily set that up while creating or editing your listing.
- Verify your identity carefully. Your verification documents are handled confidentially and used only to confirm who you are. This protects both you and the visitors who get in touch with you.
- Stay in control of first contact. Since visitors reach you directly by phone, WhatsApp, or social media, you decide how and when a conversation unfolds, and what information you share next.
For visitors
- Be respectful. Advertisers are people offering their time and attention. Treat everyone with the respect you'd want in return.
- Get in touch directly and clearly. Use the phone, WhatsApp, or social media link on the listing, and be honest and clear in your message.
- Protect your own privacy. Only share the personal information you're comfortable with, at your own pace.
- Arrange meetings smartly. Choose a time and way of meeting that feels right to you, and feel free to let someone know where you're going.
Tips for everyone
- Trust your instincts. If something doesn't feel right, you're never obligated to continue. You can end a conversation or contact at any time.
- Take your time. There's no rush, not with building a listing and not with getting to know someone. Go at your own pace.
- Run into something? If you have questions, doubts, or notice something on the platform that doesn't seem right, feel free to reach out to us through the contact form. We're happy to help.
- Discretion is a choice, not an obligation. You decide how much you share and with whom. There's no right or wrong way to approach this. As long as it feels right for you, you're doing it right.
