Yee - Group Video Chat

There's no violent content in the app itself and the community guidelines warn against it. However, content depends on user discretion and it is possible for users to encounter references to violence or violent conversation topics.

There's no sexual content in the app itself and the community guidelines warn against it. However, content depends on user discretion and it is possible for users to encounter mature content.

There's no profanity in the app itself. Content and language depend on user discretion.

There's no drinking, smoking, or drug use in the app itself and the community guidelines warn against it. However, content depends on user discretion and it is possible for users to encounter references or conversation topics that involve drinking, smoking, and drug use.

Parents need to know that Yee - Group Video Chat is a social networking app for teens 18 and up that allows users to meet people and potentially make new friends. Users have the option to connect and socialize with matches suggested by the app through instant video calls or text chats. They'll also have the option to swipe and view people's profiles, similar to popular dating apps. It has clear community guidelines that warn against abusive or discriminatory behavior and sharing inappropriate content such as nudity, weapons, or drug use. The app incorporates several measures aimed at ensuring a safe experience. Registration is age-restricted, so users must input a birthdate and are blocked it if doesn’t meet age requirements. There's a multi-step identity verification process that includes selfies, Facebook, Yoti (a proof-of-identity system), and text. A face scan is required prior to video chats, guaranteeing other content -- or another body part -- doesn't appear when the chat starts. Users are encouraged to keep the platform safe by reporting people who break the community guidelines and share inappropriate content. Human moderators review reports and blocked users, banning those who have compromised the community's safety. Additionally, the app has partnered with Crisis Text Line to provide users the means to speak with a professional in case of stress, anxiety, depression, or crisis. Despite the safety measures, the system isn't perfect, and underage users were visible during the time of review. Also, the app's premise brings up privacy and safety concerns. The app matches people with strangers, and there's always a possibility of encountering mature, suggestive content or engaging with people who may have intentions other than making new friends. Read the developer's privacy policy for details on how your (or your kids') information is collected, used, and shared and any choices you may have in the matter, and note that privacy policies and terms of service frequently change.