Safety at Noon

Last updated: August 25, 2026

Noon is not an emergency service. If anyone is in immediate danger in the United States, call 911. For a suicide or mental-health crisis, call or text 988.

Report content or an account

Open the menu on a profile, post, comment, invitation, or shared round and choose Report. Pick the closest reason and add only the context Noon needs. Reports are confidential; Noon does not tell the reported person who made a report.

Block an account

Choose Block from a profile or content menu. Blocking is mutual: the accounts can no longer find, follow, invite, or interact with each other through Noon. Review blocked accounts in Privacy settings.

What Noon may do

Noon may restrict content during review, remove content, warn or restrict an account, suspend or terminate access, preserve limited evidence, and make a legally required or safety-related report. Automated screening helps prioritize review, but high-impact safety and permanent-account decisions receive human review.

Urgent safety concerns

Email safety@noon.golf for an urgent Noon-related safety or child-safety concern. Include the relevant profile or content reference and a concise description. Do not email or forward suspected child sexual abuse material. Use the in-app report and identify where it appears so trained personnel can restrict access safely.

This inbox is monitored but is not a 24/7 emergency line. In the United States, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children accepts reports at CyberTipline.

Appeals, privacy, and lawful reporting

Appeal an eligible action at noon.golf/appeal. See the Privacy Policy for how Noon handles personal information. Noon may preserve or disclose limited information when lawfully required, to address an emergency, or to protect people and the service.