Before a match
Use approximate area first. Check scope, timing, number of people, access, delivery method, risk and any credential requirements before commitment.
Use Someone can understand unusual requests without pretending every request is available, safe or eligible for matching.
Use approximate area first. Check scope, timing, number of people, access, delivery method, risk and any credential requirements before commitment.
Keep job communication together. Messages can support photos, files, reporting, blocking, safety issues, schedule changes and recorded scope changes.
A Buyer exact address should be revealed only when a committed physical job requires it. A Someone's home address is not shown to Buyers.
Either side can raise a safety issue. A Someone can refuse or leave work that is unsafe, materially different, prohibited, misrepresented or outside required credentials.
Requests involving children, disability support or other vulnerable-person contexts require extra information. Screening, credentials or additional safeguards may apply depending on the exact role and jurisdiction.
Never send passwords, verification codes, recovery phrases or private keys in Job Space. Treat unexpected gift-card, cryptocurrency or external-link requests with caution. Use Someone can surface safety warnings and route suspicious patterns for review without treating a pattern as automatic proof of wrongdoing.
A committed participant can start an optional safety check-in and choose limited information for a trusted contact. This is not continuous GPS tracking and it does not replace emergency services.
A request for a child or another person can trigger different checks from the same capability requested for the Buyer. Use Someone should not treat a capability declaration as permission to work in every recipient context.
Job files stay private to authorised participants. Avoid uploading unnecessary identity documents or sensitive information. Supported images are prepared to remove embedded image metadata before upload where the product can do so.