Public feed rules

Updated 13 November 2026.

A public feed shows a group's posts on the web, at bipe.chat/@name. To build that page, Bipe keeps an open copy of the posts. So Bipe is responsible for what stays up, and takes down what this page lists.

What comes down as soon as Bipe sees it

• Sexual abuse of a child or teenager. Bipe also tells the authorities.
• An intimate image of a person, posted without their consent.
• Scams or fraud, such as a fake link or a request for payment.
• Threats, incitement to violence, or hate against a group of people.
• Someone's personal data exposed for no reason, such as an ID document, an address or a phone number.

What comes down only with a court order

A post that someone considers an offence to their honour, when it is not on the list above.

How to report

Tap "Denunciar" under the post and pick the reason. You do not need a Bipe account, and the report does not carry your name. If someone posted an intimate image of you, report it the same way.

How fast

Bipe reviews each report within 24 hours.

What the feed owner gets

The owner gets a notice in the app with the post, the rule and what Bipe did. Within 30 days, the owner can ask for a review through support. A person looks at the request and answers within 7 days. If the request is right, the post goes back on the feed.

Comments

Comments stay in the group, with end-to-end encryption, and Bipe cannot read them. The group's admins moderate the comments.

Transparency

Bipe publishes how many posts it took down, by reason and by where the request came from: a report, a court order, or Bipe's own decision.