Community rules.
Last updated October 27, 2026
Kin is a small, private space for people who know each other. These rules keep it that way. Breaking them can mean content being removed or your account being closed.
1. No nudity or sexual content
No nude, sexual, or sexually suggestive photos, including of yourself. Photos are checked automatically before anyone sees them.
2. No harassment
No bullying, threats, intimidation, or targeting someone to make them feel unwelcome. Disagreements are fine; cruelty is not.
3. No hate
No slurs, dehumanising language, or content that attacks people for who they are: race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, or anything else.
4. No graphic violence or gore
No violent, bloody, or shocking imagery, and nothing that celebrates or encourages violence.
5. Nothing illegal
No content that is illegal where you live, including anything involving minors in a sexual context, which is reported to the authorities.
6. Be honest about who you are
One account per person, your real name or a nickname your friends know. No impersonating others.
7. Respect people's privacy
Don't share photos, messages, or personal details of others without their okay. What's shared with friends stays with friends.
Reporting, blocking, and the rest
You can report any Moment, comment, message, person, or group from the ··· menu, and block anyone instantly. Reports are reviewed by a person. You must be 18 or older to use Kin for now. By using Kin you agree to these rules and to our privacy policy.