MemoCove puts safety tools in your hands first. You don’t have to wait for anyone to act — you can remove someone from your experience yourself, instantly, and flag anything that crosses a line for the moderation team to review.
Blocking someone
Use the menu on a post, comment, or profile to block a person. Blocking takes effect immediately: you won’t see their posts or comments, and they won’t see yours. You can review and undo your blocks at any time under Blocked accounts — in Settings on your phone, or on the Me page on the web — so a block is never a permanent, scary decision; it’s just a quiet way to step apart.
Two honest details: blocking doesn’t change who follows whom, and inside a group you both belong to, members still see each other’s group posts — a group is a shared room. If that’s a problem, you can leave the group or ask one of its admins to step in.
Why blocks are mutual — and invisible
A block in MemoCove is mutual and opaque. Mutual means it cuts both ways at once: neither of you appears in the other’s app. Opaque means no one is told — the person you block gets no notification and sees no “you’ve been blocked” sign; your content simply isn’t there for them anymore.
Both choices are deliberate and on your side. A one-directional block would still let the other person watch you; making it mutual closes that gap. And telling someone they’ve been blocked tends to invite retaliation or a new account — so MemoCove keeps it silent, which is almost always safer for the person doing the blocking.
Reporting content
If a post, comment, account, or group breaks the Community Guidelines, you can report it from the same menu (for a group, from its settings). Pick what’s wrong — spam, harassment or bullying, hate speech, sexual or explicit content, violence or threats, self-harm, misinformation, or something else — and add a note if it helps. Reports are confidential: the person you report is never told who reported them. Reporting is separate from blocking — you might do one, the other, or both — and you can keep using MemoCove normally while the report is reviewed.
What moderators do
Reports go to a moderation team that reviews them in confidence and can remove content or, in serious cases, suspend an account. A suspended account can no longer sign in, and its content is hidden from everyone; the account holder is emailed and can write to support@memocove.com if they believe a mistake was made. The aim is a space that stays kind without turning into surveillance: most of the time you keep yourself safe with a block, and moderators step in for the things that affect everyone. For the formal rules and how your data is handled, see the Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy.