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Friends lets people you know see your explorer nickname, exchange wildlife questions and take part in a private group. These rules apply to explorer nicknames, group names and the way you use online Friends.
Community rules · 9 November 2026
Be respectful
Choose respectful explorer nicknames and group names. Do not use hate, harassment, bullying, threats, sexual content, scams or impersonation. Do not target another person or encourage harm.
Keep personal information private
Do not put real names, contact details, passwords, login codes or precise locations in nicknames, group names or reports. Share invitations only with people you know. Anyone receiving an invitation can forward it.
Online Friends uses selected wildlife questions rather than free-text chat. Group members can see group information, member nicknames, nature stamps and friendly race times. Emails and GPS routes are not displayed through Friends. See the privacy policy for how this information is handled.
Use the safety controls
- Remove or decline ends a friend connection or pending invitation.
- Block stops friend requests and questions from that explorer and hides their profile from your group member list. You can unblock from Friends; this does not add them as a friend again.
- Report explorer is available on friend requests, pending invitations, friend settings, blocked explorers and group members. Report group is beside your current group.
- Leave group removes your membership. You do not have to report a group to leave it.
Reporting and blocking are separate choices. A connection problem that prevents a report does not require you to keep that person as a friend. Safety controls remain available when online sharing is paused.
Report only what happened
Choose the closest report reason and add a short explanation if needed. Do not submit false reports or use reports to harass someone. Other explorers cannot read reports through the game. Do not include passwords, login codes, contact details or precise locations.
A receipt appears when the server confirms your report. If the receipt is not confirmed, you can retry the same report. Reports do not guarantee an immediate response or a particular outcome.
How moderation works
We may remove or change social content and restrict online social features when these rules are broken. Existing social information and safety controls may remain available while sharing is paused.
If you think a restriction is mistaken, contact support@careops.au. Mention Wild Wherever and the report reference if you have one. Never send your password or login codes.
Who online Friends is for
Wild Wherever is intended for people aged 13 and over. Do not create an account or use online Friends if you are under 13. You can use local family quizzes and Ranger Academy without an online Friends profile.
You agree to these rules in Friends before sharing online. Your account records which version you agreed to. If the rules change, you may need to read and agree to the new version before sharing again.