Ainanet is a social network for adults (18+). These rules apply to everyone and to everything posted or sent — in the feed, aina, chats, groups, the marketplace and on the map. They are part of the Terms of Use.
Zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users
Ainanet has zero tolerance for objectionable content and abusive users. It is prohibited to post or send:
- harassment, bullying, threats, hate speech or incitement to violence;
- sexual or pornographic content, and any sexual content involving minors (see Child Safety Standards);
- graphic violence, content promoting self-harm, terrorism or crime;
- other people’s personal data without consent;
- spam, scams, impersonation or misleading content;
- attempts to bypass technical limits, automated data collection or disrupting the service.
Reporting, blocking and moderation
You can report and block from posts, comments, messages, groups, profiles, listings, offers and map places. We review reports within 24 hours, remove content that breaks these terms and ban users who post it. Serious violations lead to a ban without warning.
Marketplace
Listings and offers are posted by users. It is prohibited to offer:
- weapons, ammunition and explosives;
- drugs and other controlled substances;
- tobacco, vapes and e-cigarettes;
- alcohol where its sale is illegal;
- counterfeit or stolen goods;
- adult or sexual services;
- digital accounts, license keys and access credentials;
- anything else that is illegal.
Ainanet does not take payments for deals between users and is not a party to them. We do not check goods or services and do not guarantee payments. Deals are made directly between users and are their own responsibility.
How to report
- Tap “…” or press and hold on the post, comment, message, group, profile, listing, offer or map place.
- Choose “Report”, pick the reason that fits and send it.
- To stop contact at once, choose “Block”: blocked people disappear from your map and can’t message you.
You can also write to support@ainanet.com: add a link to the post or profile, or the person’s nickname, and what happened. Anything involving a minor — see the Child Safety Standards. If someone is in immediate danger, call 112.