Enforce consent etiquette when sending nsfw pictures
Too many of the older gays on this app seem to think violating peoples consent is okay because "this is grindr get over it"
A lot of people would would appreciate the option to report those for failing to ask for consent before sending their nudes.
Alternatively a blur option similar to what facebook messenger does for messages coming from unfamiliar profiles where any images sent are automatically censored and its then up to the user to choose to view the image or not.
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Ace Mar commented
Hi, thank you so much for posting this. I’m 23, gay, and am tired of receiving unsolicited nudes despite my profile explicitly saying I don’t consent. Consent should be enforced and practiced with all sexual exchanges, whether it’s online or in-person. I have had Grindr guys curse me out, saying the most bizarre, cruel things you could imagine, just because my bio says I don’t nudes or hook ups. This is ridiculous, and I know many other gays feel the same way as me but haven’t spoken out about it since sex is such a cornerstone of gay culture. Keep in mind that sending unsolicited nudes is also illegal in certain states.
These are serious issues in the gay community not being addressed by anyone, but I will continue to fight for what I believe in until change is made. Throughout history, people fought tirelessly for their ideals and their idea of justice/morale, and I’ve decided I will do the same for my own ideals. Besides from being sent nudes after I explicitly say no, I’ve also been sexually assaulted by Grindr guys in real life, on many occasions. Assaulted as in pinned down, held captive to do acts that were never agreed upon. And my “no” never mattered to any of them. That’s how I know the grindr community has a consent issue, because I’ve experienced it many times before. I don’t want other people to have to go through what I did, nor do I want others to receive unsolicited nudes despite not wanting them.
Thank you for making this post. It means a lot that people are starting to speak out.
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Justaguyinrva
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Instead of the "not at first", "yes", or "never" options, I think an "ask first" option would be useful as well. You may want to share nsfw content if you're enjoying the conversation with someone. But may not want to blast them right out. This also provides some level of consent to users who may not want to receive unsolicited x rated photos. Profiles violating the "ask first" policy could be reported or suspended. Further, localities are beginning to crack down on unsolicited content. This would help add an additional layer of protection for Grindr and its users.
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Sm Cd commented
There needs to be a clearly stated and enforceable rule that says users need to have consent before sending pictures of their dick to someone. I have stated on my profile that i don't want dick pics without my consent but this relies on other users actually bothering to read my profile before messaging, which many of them don't. If they HAVE read my profile, ignored what it says, and sent dick pics anyway, that's even worse. It's almost illegal to send unsolicited dick pics but grindr doesn't even give selectable options to report another user for forcing their cock upon someone. It's not good enough.
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Maki commented
It would be cool if there was a way to filter unwanted photos from people, like if they tried to send nude photos of themselves it should say “ sorry but this user isn’t accepting photos right now” until the user switches it back on because peopl don’t read bio’s to where it says nsfw photos not at first, and they just send them thinking it’s gonna get your attention. I know this sounds dumb but it’s just really frustrating when people don’t read bio’s
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Steven Brady commented
This needs to happen! I need something in app to request my permission before old men with blank profiles send me pics of their dirty holes or saggy gray balls please. There are people that get off on sharing their hideous junk to strangers and they make the app shameful for me to use.
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J Ds
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I don’t want to have to cover up my phone in public when opening Grindr because the grid isn’t even safe to do so with ass photos. Like any social media app, you regulate the user interface for safe viewing and let the chats be less regulated for pic trading etc.
To add to this, the grid shouldn’t look like a pornographic website, we already know how damaging porn is we don’t need more of it. Go back to proper profile photo regulations
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Joseph DiMarco
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Change the verbiage of the “Yes Please” option under “Accepts NSFW Pics” to say just “Yes”, or “Sure”. Including “Please” sounds like I’m expecting it or hoping for it, when the reality is that I don’t care either way.
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Justaguyinrva
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Instead of the "not at first", "yes", or "never" options, I think an "ask first" option would be useful as well. You may want to share nsfw content if you're enjoying the conversation with someone. But may not want to blast them right out. This also provides some level of consent to users who may not want to receive unsolicited x rated photos. Profiles violating the "ask first" policy could be reported or suspended. Further, localities are beginning to crack down on unsolicited content. This would help add an additional layer of protection for Grindr and its users.
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Abc
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There’s been many times that I’ve been flooded with photos that I really didn’t want to see, and as the chat summary screen only shows me the last message I was sent by a particular user I wouldn’t know that I’d been sent unsolicited nudes _until_ I opened the chat.
I literally cannot open the app in public places anymore as I know that people have seen what’s been on my screen before (and my shocked reaction).
Similar to what Reddit and Twitter do with NSFW photos, please blur ALL photos until I decide to click them and view them so that I can still talk with people.