RadarMeet Terms of Service
Last updated: October 6, 2026
These Terms of Service govern your access to and use of RadarMeet.
By creating an account or using RadarMeet, you agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree, do not use the service.
1. Adults Only — 18+
RadarMeet is intended only for people who are at least 18 years old.
By creating an account or using RadarMeet, you represent that you
are at least 18 years of age.
You may not create an account for, impersonate, or knowingly assist
a person under 18 in using RadarMeet.
2. Your Account
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account and
for activity occurring through your account. You agree to provide
accurate information and not impersonate another person or create
accounts for fraudulent, deceptive, or unlawful purposes.
3. RadarMeet Is a Social Discovery Platform
RadarMeet provides tools that allow adults to discover, communicate
with, and potentially meet other users based on location, interests,
activities, and other information.
RadarMeet does not guarantee that any user is who they claim to be
and does not guarantee another user's identity, age, background,
intentions, truthfulness, safety, suitability, reliability, or
conduct.
4. Meeting Other Users and Assumption of Risk
You are solely responsible for deciding whether to communicate with,
meet, travel with, participate in activities with, or otherwise
interact with another RadarMeet user.
Any in-person meeting, event, activity, ride, trip, gathering, or
other interaction arranged through RadarMeet is voluntary and
undertaken at your own risk.
RadarMeet does not organize, supervise, monitor, control, or
guarantee meetings or activities between users unless a particular
event is expressly identified as an official RadarMeet event.
You should use reasonable precautions when meeting another person,
including meeting in a public place, telling someone you trust where
you are going, protecting personal and financial information,
arranging safe transportation when appropriate, and leaving any
situation that makes you uncomfortable.
5. User Responsibility and Personal Safety
You are responsible for your own decisions, communications, conduct,
safety precautions, and interactions while using RadarMeet.
RadarMeet is not a substitute for your own judgment, personal safety
precautions, law enforcement, or emergency services.
If you believe you or another person is in immediate danger, contact
the appropriate emergency services.
6. Photos, Messages, and Content You Share
RadarMeet may allow users to send, receive, view, save, or download
photos, messages, and other content.
You are responsible for content you choose to send or share. You
should only send photos, messages, or other content that you have
the legal right to share and that you are comfortable allowing
another person to receive.
Once you share content with another user, RadarMeet cannot guarantee
that the recipient will not save, download, copy, screenshot, screen
record, reproduce, disclose, or redistribute that content.
By voluntarily sharing content with another user, you acknowledge
and accept the risk that the recipient may retain or redistribute
that content without your permission.
Think carefully before sending sensitive, personal, private, or
intimate information or images to another person.
7. Responsibility for Received Content
Users who receive photos, messages, or other content are responsible
for how they access, use, store, save, copy, or share that content.
Receiving content through RadarMeet does not automatically give you
ownership of that content or permission to publish, exploit,
distribute, threaten to distribute, or misuse it.
You must comply with applicable laws, the rights of other people,
and these Terms when handling content received through RadarMeet.
8. Prohibited Content and Conduct
You may not use RadarMeet to harass, threaten, stalk, intimidate,
exploit, scam, deceive, impersonate, or harm another person.
You may not send, request, upload, distribute, or use content that
is unlawful, non-consensual, exploitative, fraudulent, threatening,
abusive, or that violates another person's privacy, intellectual
property, or other legal rights.
RadarMeetFind has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and
exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This
includes grooming or attempting to groom a minor; sexual
solicitation or sexualization of a minor; sextortion; sexual abuse
or exploitation; trafficking or other exploitation of minors; and
creating, requesting, possessing, sharing, or distributing CSAM or
other content that depicts or facilitates the sexual abuse or
exploitation of a minor.
These rules apply to all users, content, messages, profiles, and
activity on RadarMeetFind. See our
Child Safety Standards
for reporting and enforcement details.
9. Location Information and Location Risk
RadarMeet may use device location information to provide nearby
discovery and other location-based features.
RadarMeet is designed to show other users an approximate public
location rather than your exact GPS position. However, no
location-based technology can eliminate every privacy or safety
risk.
You are responsible for deciding what additional location,
destination, workplace, residence, travel, or meeting information
you voluntarily disclose to another user.
10. Blocking, Reporting, and Moderation
RadarMeet may provide tools that allow users to block or report
other users. RadarMeet may review reports and may restrict features,
remove content where appropriate and technically possible, suspend
accounts, or terminate accounts.
RadarMeet does not guarantee that moderation tools will prevent
every instance of misconduct or that every report will result in
account removal.
Users can report child-safety concerns from a member profile by
choosing “Child safety / exploitation of a minor.” We review reports
and may restrict features, remove violating content where appropriate
and technically possible, suspend or terminate accounts, and preserve
information for safety and legal compliance.
Apparent CSAM or child exploitation is escalated and reported to
appropriate authorities when required by applicable law. See the
RadarMeetFind Child Safety Standards.
11. Investigations and Legal Requests
RadarMeet may preserve or disclose information when reasonably
necessary to comply with applicable law, valid legal process,
protect the rights or safety of users or others, investigate
suspected fraud or abuse, or enforce these Terms.
12. Premium Features and Payments
RadarMeet Premium may be purchased through Stripe on the website,
through Apple's App Store on iOS, or through Google Play on Android,
depending on the purchase flow available to you. The applicable
provider displays the current price, currency, renewal interval, and
purchase terms before you complete a purchase.
Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled under the
applicable billing provider's terms and cancellation process.
Payment, renewal, cancellation, and refund terms of the provider
through which you purchased also apply. RevenueCat may manage mobile
subscription status and entitlements. RadarMeet may receive
subscription status, transaction identifiers, and related billing
information so Premium features can be activated, maintained, or
supported. RadarMeet does not directly receive or store complete
payment-card numbers processed by third parties.
13. User-Generated Content
You remain responsible for content you create, upload, send, or
otherwise share through RadarMeet.
You represent that you have the necessary rights to share that
content and that your use of the content does not violate applicable
law or the rights of another person.
14. No Background-Check Guarantee
Unless RadarMeet expressly states otherwise for a particular
feature, you should not assume that RadarMeet has performed a
criminal background check, identity verification, employment
verification, or other investigation of another user.
15. Service Availability
RadarMeet may modify, update, restrict, suspend, or discontinue
features or portions of the service.
RadarMeet does not guarantee that the service will always be
available, uninterrupted, secure, or error-free.
16. Third-Party Services
RadarMeet uses Supabase for authentication, database operations,
server-side functions, and file storage. Website purchases may be
processed by Stripe; iOS purchases and subscriptions by Apple's App
Store; and Android purchases and subscriptions by Google Play.
RevenueCat may manage mobile subscription status and entitlements.
RadarMeet also uses OpenStreetMap data and tiles for mapping,
Nominatim for address and city search or reverse geocoding, Leaflet
for map display, and content-delivery networks for application
libraries. Hosting, security, and other infrastructure providers
may support operation of the service.
These providers process information under their own terms and
privacy policies. RadarMeet does not control independent provider
practices or availability.
17. Account Suspension and Termination
RadarMeet may restrict, suspend, or terminate accounts that violate
these Terms, create safety or security risks, engage in fraudulent
or abusive activity, or misuse the service.
18. Assumption of Risk
You acknowledge that interacting with people you meet online
involves risks. These risks may include deception, harassment,
theft, fraud, unwanted contact, property damage, physical injury, or
other harmful conduct.
You voluntarily assume the risks associated with your decision to
communicate with or meet other users, participate in activities, or
share information or content, except to the extent that applicable
law provides otherwise.
19. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, RadarMeet and its
owners, operators, affiliates, employees, contractors, and service
providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special,
consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from your use
of the service.
This includes, to the fullest extent permitted by law, losses
arising from interactions between users, meetings or activities
arranged through RadarMeet, user-generated content, unauthorized
saving or redistribution of voluntarily shared content,
location-based features, third-party conduct, or service
interruptions.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where such an
exclusion or limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
20. Changes to These Terms
RadarMeet may update these Terms as the service develops. When
appropriate, users may be notified of material changes through the
service or by other reasonable means.
Continued use of RadarMeet after updated Terms become effective
constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms where permitted by
applicable law.
21. Contact and Legal Information
Direct questions about these Terms, RadarMeet, or legal notices to
RadarMeet at
support@radarmeetfind.com.
RadarMeet Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 6, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains what RadarMeet collects, how it uses
and stores that information, and the choices available when you use
the RadarMeet service.
By creating an account or using RadarMeet, you acknowledge the
practices described in this Privacy Policy.
1. Adults Only
RadarMeet is intended only for adults who are at least 18 years old.
RadarMeet is not intended for children or minors under the age of
18.
See our RadarMeetFind Child Safety Standards
for our zero-tolerance policy and in-app reporting instructions.
2. Information You Provide
RadarMeet collects information you voluntarily provide when creating
an account, editing your profile, communicating with other users,
purchasing Premium, or otherwise using RadarMeet.
This information includes your name, email address, age, profile
photo, biography, interests, activities, account preferences,
messages, photos, blocked-user information, reports, meetup and
safety information, and other information you choose to provide.
3. Location Information
With your permission, RadarMeet collects and processes location
information from your device in order to provide nearby discovery,
distance calculations, city-based features, Radar functionality, and
other location-based services.
Device location information may include precise geographic
coordinates when provided by your browser, operating system, or
device.
RadarMeet is designed so that other users are shown an approximate
public location rather than your exact GPS coordinates.
Your precise location may still be processed internally when
necessary to calculate distances, determine nearby results, provide
location-based features, prevent abuse, or operate the service.
4. Location Privacy Is Not a Guarantee of Anonymity
Although RadarMeet is designed to avoid displaying your exact GPS
coordinates to other users, no location privacy system can guarantee
complete anonymity or eliminate every privacy or safety risk.
Information you voluntarily provide in your profile, messages,
photos, activities, or conversations may allow another person to
infer your location or identity.
You should avoid sharing your home address, workplace, routine,
exact meeting location, or other sensitive location information
unless you are comfortable sharing it.
5. Messages and City Chat
RadarMeet may process and store private messages, City Chat
messages, and related information as necessary to provide
communication features.
Messages may also be processed when necessary for security, abuse
prevention, moderation, legal compliance, enforcement of RadarMeet
policies, or investigation of reported conduct.
You should not assume that information sent to another user will
remain private after that user receives it.
6. Photos and Other Shared Content
RadarMeet may allow users to upload, send, receive, view, save, or
download photos and other content.
Content you send to another user may be accessible to that recipient
and may be capable of being saved, downloaded, copied,
screenshotted, screen recorded, or otherwise retained outside of
RadarMeet.
RadarMeet cannot control what another user does with content after
that user has received or independently saved it.
You should only share photos, messages, or other information that
you are comfortable allowing another person to receive.
7. Profile Information Visible to Other Users
Certain information is intended to be visible to other RadarMeet
users as part of the social discovery experience.
Depending on your settings and RadarMeet features, this may include
your profile name, age, profile photo, biography, interests,
activities, online or activity status, approximate location,
approximate distance, and other information you choose to make
available.
8. Information Collected Automatically
RadarMeet automatically receives technical and usage information
when you access or use the service.
This information may include IP address, browser type, device type,
operating system, language, referring pages, access times,
interactions with features, diagnostic information, crash
information, and security-related events.
9. Google Sign-In and Other Authentication Providers
RadarMeet may allow you to create or access an account using
third-party authentication services such as Google.
When you choose to use a third-party sign-in provider, RadarMeet may
receive information that the provider makes available according to
your permissions and the provider's policies. This may include
information such as your name, email address, profile image, and
account identifier.
RadarMeet does not receive your Google password from Google Sign-In.
10. Cookies and Local Storage
The current web client keeps the active Supabase authentication
session in memory and does not intentionally persist access or
refresh tokens in browser storage. It does not persist private
messages, profile contents, or blocked-user lists in local storage.
It stores only limited convenience data such as a remembered email
when you select that option, coarse home-city preferences, location
display preferences, and a session-only login flag. Older versions
may have left application keys in storage; the current client
removes those sensitive cache keys when it starts.
Supabase, Stripe, Apple, Google Play, RevenueCat, or other providers
may use cookies or similar technologies where applicable when their
services are used. Browser and device settings can restrict
storage, but doing so can affect sign-in, maps, checkout, or other
features.
11. How We Use Information
RadarMeet uses information to create and maintain accounts,
provide nearby discovery, calculate distances, display approximate
locations, operate messaging and City Chat, personalize profiles and
results, provide Premium features, process transactions, provide
support, maintain security, prevent fraud and abuse, enforce
policies, and improve the service.
12. Safety, Fraud Prevention, and Moderation
RadarMeet uses account, device, message, location, activity, and
other relevant information when reasonably necessary to detect spam,
fraud, harassment, impersonation, abuse, security threats, illegal
activity, or violations of RadarMeet policies.
Information associated with reports or safety incidents may be
retained when reasonably necessary to investigate the incident,
protect users, prevent repeat abuse, enforce our policies, or comply
with legal obligations.
For child-safety reports, we may process the report reason and
details, reporter and reported-account identifiers, timestamps, and
related profile or message identifiers where applicable. We use this
information to review suspected CSAE or CSAM, protect users, enforce
our policies, and meet legal obligations. Access is limited to people
and service providers who need it for these purposes.
13. Blocking and Reports
RadarMeet stores information about users you block or report so
that blocking, safety, and moderation features can function
properly.
Blocking another user may prevent or restrict that person's ability
to locate, contact, or interact with you through certain RadarMeet
features.
Child-safety reports may be retained for as long as reasonably
necessary to review the report, protect users, prevent repeat
violations, document enforcement, or comply with applicable law.
See the RadarMeetFind Child Safety Standards.
14. Service Providers
RadarMeet's service providers and third-party services include:
Supabase provides authentication, database,
server-side functions, and file storage. Website purchases may be
processed by Stripe; iOS purchases and
subscriptions by Apple's App Store; and Android
purchases and subscriptions by Google Play.
RevenueCat may manage mobile subscription status
and entitlements. OpenStreetMap and
Nominatim provide map data, tiles, search, and
reverse-geocoding services. Leaflet and library
content-delivery networks deliver map and application code.
Hosting, security, and other infrastructure providers may also
support the service.
These providers process information as necessary to provide their
services and under their own policies.
15. Payments
Depending on the purchase channel, Stripe may process website
purchases, Apple's App Store may process iOS purchases and
subscriptions, and Google Play may process Android purchases and
subscriptions. RevenueCat may process mobile purchase information
to manage subscription status and entitlements. These providers
handle payment and subscription information under their applicable
terms and privacy notices.
RadarMeet may receive transaction-related information such as
subscription or payment status, transaction or product identifiers,
purchase history, and limited billing information to provide
Premium features, manage entitlements, and support your account.
RadarMeet does not directly receive or store complete payment-card
numbers processed by third parties.
16. When Information May Be Disclosed
RadarMeet discloses information to service providers as necessary
to operate the service and may disclose information when reasonably
necessary to comply with applicable law, legal process, court
orders, or lawful government requests.
Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to
investigate fraud or abuse, enforce RadarMeet policies, protect the
security of the service, or protect the rights, property, or safety
of RadarMeet, its users, or others.
We may preserve and disclose child-safety reports and related
information to law enforcement, child-protection organizations, or
other appropriate authorities when required by applicable law, and as
otherwise permitted by law for safety and legal compliance.
17. Business Transfers
If RadarMeet is involved in a merger, acquisition, reorganization,
financing, bankruptcy, sale of assets, or similar business
transaction, information may be transferred as part of that
transaction subject to applicable law.
18. Data Retention
RadarMeet retains information for as long as reasonably necessary
to provide the service, maintain accounts, preserve safety and
security, prevent fraud or abuse, resolve disputes, enforce
agreements, and comply with legal obligations.
Different categories of information may be retained for different
periods depending on why the information was collected and
applicable legal requirements.
Child-safety reports and related records may remain after an account
is deleted when reasonably necessary for safety review, prevention of
repeat abuse, legal reporting obligations, or an authority’s
investigation, subject to applicable law.
19. Account Deletion and Data Requests
You can use the account controls in RadarMeet to request account
deletion. You may also request access to, correction of, or
deletion of personal information where required by applicable law.
Some information may be retained after an account deletion request
when reasonably necessary or legally permitted, including
information needed for fraud prevention, safety, legal compliance,
dispute resolution, or enforcement of RadarMeet's agreements.
Content previously received, downloaded, copied, or saved by another
user may remain in that person's possession even after your
RadarMeet account or RadarMeet's copy of the content is deleted.
20. Security
RadarMeet uses reasonable administrative, technical, and
organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information,
including server-side access controls, privacy-safe public markers,
account blocking, and removal of private client-side caches.
However, no website, application, database, network, transmission
method, or storage system can guarantee absolute security.
21. Your Privacy Choices
RadarMeet lets you edit profile information, control location-related
settings, block users, manage account preferences, and request
account deletion.
You may also control certain browser or device permissions,
including location permissions, through your browser, operating
system, or device settings.
22. State and Regional Privacy Rights
Depending on where you live, applicable privacy laws may provide
rights concerning your personal information, including rights to
access, correct, delete, or obtain information about certain uses or
disclosures of personal information.
You may contact RadarMeet at
support@radarmeetfind.com
to exercise privacy rights available to you under applicable law.
We may need to verify your identity before processing a request.
23. Do Not Sell or Share
RadarMeet does not sell users' precise GPS coordinates to other
RadarMeet users. Public People Radar responses use approximate,
quantized, and offset markers rather than exact coordinates.
RadarMeet does not use People Radar location data for advertising.
Any future advertising, analytics, or data-sharing practice will
require an updated notice and any controls required by applicable
law.
24. Changes to This Privacy Policy
RadarMeet may update this Privacy Policy as the service, technology,
business practices, or legal requirements change.
When appropriate, users may be notified of material changes through
RadarMeet or by other reasonable means.
25. Contact Information
Direct privacy requests and account or privacy questions to
RadarMeet at
support@radarmeetfind.com.
Eligible requests will be handled in accordance with applicable law
and RadarMeet policies.
