Block someone

Block a match or profile on Kilig, block contacts you know so they never see you, and manage or undo blocks from your privacy settings.

Оновлено: November 8, 2026

Blocking is the fastest way to stop all contact with someone on Kilig. You don't need a reason, and the other person is never notified.

What blocking does

When you block someone:

Your match and conversation with them are removed.
They can't see your profile, like you, or message you.
They won't appear in your Discover deck or Likes You.
They aren't told that you blocked them. To them, it looks as if your profile is no longer available.

Blocking doesn't delete a report you've already made. If someone broke our Community Guidelines, please report them too. You can do both in the same step.

Block a match or profile

Open the person's profile, or open your chat with them in Messages.
Tap the ••• menu.
Choose Block.
Confirm by tapping Block again.

If you also want to report them, choose Report instead. At the end of the report flow, you'll be asked whether to block them as well.

Block people you know

Want to make sure your coworker, your ex, or a family member never sees your profile? You can block their phone number or email address ahead of time. You enter each one yourself. Kilig never asks you to upload your contact list.

Go to Settings → Privacy at /app/settings/privacy. On mobile, tap the Profile tab, then the gear icon, then Privacy.
Tap Blocked contacts.
Tap Add a contact.
Type a phone number (with country code) or an email address.
Tap Block.

If someone signed up to Kilig with that phone number or email, neither of you will see the other. If they join later, the block applies as soon as they create their account. We store blocked contacts in a protected form and use them only for this purpose.

Keep in mind that this works only if the person uses that exact phone number or email on Kilig.

See or undo your blocks

Go to Settings → Privacy.
Tap Blocked people to see profiles you've blocked, or Blocked contacts to see numbers and emails you've added.
Tap Unblock next to a name or contact, then confirm.

Unblocking doesn't bring back your match or your conversation. If you want to connect again, you'll both need to like each other in Discover.

Tips for staying safe

Trust your instincts. If something feels off, it's okay to block without explaining.
Block, then report. If someone was abusive, threatening, or asked for money, reporting helps us protect others too.
Block elsewhere too. If you've shared your number or social accounts, block the person on those services as well.
If you feel unsafe offline, contact local law enforcement. In an emergency, call your local emergency number (our crisis and emergency resources page lists them by country).

For more ways to protect yourself, visit our Safety Center.