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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.
No birthday, no document, no account: the button just sets one cookie so we do not ask you again.
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The Snapchat alternative
Everyone knows what half of snap culture is actually for. Snap's published rules prohibit it, the product was never built for it, and the adults doing it deserve better. Masque is the better: verified adults, real masks, and content that is allowed to exist.
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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, Didit, an independent provider, checks your ID and selfie, keeps the documents, and returns a yes. It takes about two minutes. Masque never touches your contacts or your camera roll.
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Post, chat, sell, or just watch, under the handle you picked at the door. Nobody inside ever sees your name.
There is the Snapchat in the commercials, and there is the one adults use at night: the premium stories, the traded usernames, the add-me economy. Snap's published guidelines prohibit sexually explicit content, so that entire adult layer exists against the rules of its own venue, one report or one policy sweep from deletion.
That is a bad deal even before anything goes wrong. When something does go wrong, an adult operating against the rules has nowhere to stand, and what reporting was worth there is a question New Mexico's complaint takes up in Snap's own documents. Its allegations are quoted below, qualifiers attached.
On Masque the adult layer is the venue. Nudity between adults is allowed by the guidelines, not smuggled past them. Creators sell in a storefront the platform built for them, Masque takes less than the big fan platforms do, and every room past the public square holds only verified adults.
And the person on the other end of a photo is not a username that evaporates. One verified adult, one account, marked photo delivery, blocks that hold. If someone is removed, they stay removed.
The record on Snapchat
90%
of account-level reports ignored by design, New Mexico's complaint alleges, quoting Snap's own documents.
New Mexico's complaint alleges Snap's own documents say it plainly: by design, over 90% of account-level reports are ignored, and roughly 10,000 sextortion reports a month were counted internally as likely a small fraction of the abuse. The case is ongoing.
The full sourced record, every platform and every citation, lives on Why Masque.
No. Nothing here treats deletion as a security feature. Photos delivered on Masque carry an invisible mark tied to the recipient's account, so if a copy escapes, it points somewhere. That is protection after the fact, honestly described, rather than a timer a camera can outlive.
Yes, and unlike there, it is allowed. Storefronts, subscriptions, and fan chat are built in and free to set up. Every new fan passes an 18+ ID and selfie check before they can reach your salon.
Masque never reads your contacts, never suggests you to anyone, and a search for your name finds nothing, because your name is nowhere in the product. Discovery here runs on rooms and interests, never on who you know.
Not to anyone here. The ID check takes a selfie, and Didit, the independent provider that runs it, keeps it with your document. Inside, plenty of members never show their face, and your presence is whatever mask you choose to build.
Adults. Every account affirms it is 18 or older at the door, and every new member passes an independent 18+ ID and selfie check before coming in. There is no under-18 Masque and no junior version, and for everyone joining now it is a document rather than a checkbox that decides.
Feeds, halls, salons, and chat, built for adults instead of against them.
The room with rules, for everything people actually use Telegram for.
Chat without your name attached, with adults who proved they are real.
What the record says happens on the big platforms, with citations.
A letter from Scarlett, co-founder, on why this place exists.
Reporting, image removal, and the Field Guide. No account required.
The one room the whole internet can read, no account needed.
How joining and the ID check work, and what costs money.
The after-dark internet, built on purpose this time.
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.