Friends, unfriend, and direct calls
Random match is how you meet. Friends is how you skip the queue for someone you already talked to — and only if both of you agree.
A random call is one-off unless you both decide otherwise. During a connected call you can send a friend request. The other person can accept or decline on the call screen. If they ignore it, the request stays pending in the Friends tab after the call. That is intentional: hanging up is not a secret “no,” and it is not a secret “yes.”
What “friends” actually unlocks
Accepted friends can place a direct call to each other. That ring is not a random match. It shows who is calling, plays on their phone if they allow notifications, and they can decline. If they are already in a video call or an anonymous chat, the server treats them as busy and the caller sees that instead of barging in.
Friends are not a public follower graph. Other people cannot browse your friend list. There is no “people you may know” scrape of your contacts. The list exists so you can ring someone you already met in this app.
Unfriend
If the shortcut becomes a nuisance — too many rings, a conversation that soured, or you simply changed your mind — unfriend. Both of you lose the direct-call shortcut. They cannot keep ringing you as a friend. A new friend request would have to be accepted again before that path comes back. Unfriend is in the Friends tab, behind a confirmation so a mis-tap does not wipe the list.
When not to add someone
You do not need to friend every pleasant call. If you are not sure you want them able to ring you at dinner, skip it. If they pressure you to add them on another app in the first minute, that is a reason to leave, not to friend. Safety habits still apply after you are friends: report still exists, block still exists.
Related: report and block · how a call starts.
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