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Masque is an 18+ platform, and every new member passes an ID and selfie check before coming in. You must be 18 or older to enter.
All models were 18 or older at the time of depiction.
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Anonymous chat
Masque is anonymous chat built around verification. Join free under a handle, pass a two-minute ID and selfie check before you come in, and nobody inside ever sees a name. You get the mask. Verified members get no way to hide behind ten of them.
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Pick a handle and a password, no email needed. The Town Square is public, so you can read it before you join.
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Before you come in, your ID and selfie go to Didit, an independent verification provider, which returns a yes and keeps the documents. It takes about two minutes, and they are never stored here.
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The handle you picked at the door is who you are to everyone inside, and nobody is shown your name.
Most anonymous chat runs on a simple trade: nobody knows who you are, and nobody knows who anyone else is either. That second half is where it rots. An account costs nothing, so the person who ruins a room is back in thirty seconds under a new name, and the app that banned him counts his return as growth.
The other trade is quieter and worse. Plenty of apps promise anonymity while running on your phone number or your contacts list, which leaves your anonymous account one sync away from your real one. Ask anyone whose secret handle got recommended to a coworker.
Masque splits the trade. You stay masked to everyone here. The house knows a handle, an email address if you choose to add one, and, once you verify, a yes from a verification company. And the verified member who gets banned stays banned, because coming back would cost an identity he already spent. A new account is cheap to open, which is exactly why nothing inside opens for it until it has passed the check.
Inside, anonymous chat looks the way it was supposed to: direct messages nobody can open until you say yes to them first, group circles you assemble, salons run by hosts who hold the keys, and halls where a whole community talks under masks.
Adult conversation is allowed here, openly. That matters, because the mainstream apps hosting your late-night group chats keep the record of them under your real account. Here the record belongs to a mask, and Masque will never be the reason the mask comes off.
To other members, yes: they see your handle and whatever you choose to share, never your name, email, or documents. Masque itself holds your handle and an email address if you add one; the identity provider holds the verification result once you verify. Anonymous to each other, accountable to the rules.
No. Nothing on Masque pairs you with strangers or opens a camera. You choose every conversation you enter, and nobody can message you until you allow them to.
Yes, to Didit, an independent verification provider, and never to another member. Joining takes a handle and a password, and anyone can read the public Town Square without an account. Before you come inside, Didit checks your ID and a selfie, which takes about two minutes. Didit keeps the documents and sends back the result. Masque never stores your ID, and members never see anything at all.
They are gone from your world. For a verified member, one account per person means the block removes the human, not the username, and there is no second mask waiting for them to come back with. A brand-new account can't message you until it has passed the ID check.
Yes. Joining is free, verifying is free, and chats, circles, salons, and halls cost nothing and stay that way. What costs money is what a creator chooses to sell, such as a paid salon tier, and the full price is shown before you buy. Masque takes a cut only when someone chooses to sell something, never for conversation.
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Free to join with a handle and a password. Then a two-minute ID and selfie check with Didit, and you're in. Nobody inside ever sees your name.