Think Before You Send
When a message looks like it could land badly, 2GED Safe asks whether you want to review it first. Content that clearly breaks a communication rule is held before it is sent, with a way to flag a mistake.
2GED Safe is designed to help communities prevent abuse, manage unwanted contact, report concerns and respond to harmful behaviour. Safety tools reduce harm — no platform can promise it never happens.
When a message looks like it could land badly, 2GED Safe asks whether you want to review it first. Content that clearly breaks a communication rule is held before it is sent, with a way to flag a mistake.
Block someone, decide who can message you or add you to groups, keep unknown senders in Message Requests, and see everything affecting your account in one place.
One short flow reports a message, person, group, Space, organization, file or link. Related reports are grouped into a case for review. The person reported is never told who reported them.
Organizations review reports and cases inside their own workspace, with scoped actions. They never see personal conversations or another organization's cases, and can't restrict someone's whole 2GED account.
Accounts can carry a youth safeguard with stricter defaults, and schools can further restrict messaging inside their managed workspace. Exact ages are never published.
Rate limits on new conversations, invitations, reports and appeals, plus checks for repeated links, credential requests and deceptive web addresses.
Every restriction states the category, how long it lasts and how to appeal. Appeals are decided by someone other than the moderator who applied the action.
Moderation reads only the context a case needs. Unsent message text isn't stored just because a check ran, and reviewers see nothing outside their authority.
2GED Safe screens messages for clearly prohibited language before they are sent, and gives every member a way to report content for human review. Uncertain content is routed to moderators rather than silently blocked.
You decide who can find you, message you, see your presence and read receipts, and invite you into Spaces. Where an organization policy applies inside a managed workspace, the app tells you.
Authorization is enforced in the database, not in the interface. Conversations, files and organization records are checked against membership on every request.
A layered moderation architecture combining rule signals, organization policy, member reporting and moderator review — not a single profanity list.
The platform is architected for age-aware controls, restricted discoverability and school-managed memberships. Minor accounts are designed around privacy-by-default rather than surveillance.
Administrators manage only their own organization: members, roles, Spaces, announcements and reports. Organization administrators never receive platform-wide powers.
Report a message or a person in a few taps, choose a category, and block someone at any time. Reporter identity is not exposed to the reported member.
Arena exists for community and learning. No gambling, no cash betting, no wagering between members, and no loot-box mechanics.
Organization plans include moderation review and administrative controls.