Safety & privacy in Norway

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 112 (police), 113 (medical). These services were checked against their official sites; numbers can change, so follow the links if one doesn’t connect.

Help in Norway

Emergency: 112 (police), 113 (medical)

Mental Helse Hjelpetelefonen · 116 123 · Free, 24/7
Kirkens SOS · 22 40 00 40 · 24/7
Vold- og overgrepslinjen · 116 006 · Violence and abuse, free, 24/7

Scams: Report fraud to the Norwegian Police.

Your privacy in Norway

We process the personal data of members in Norway under the GDPR, which applies in Norway through the EEA Agreement. You can access, correct, export or delete your data, object to processing and withdraw consent. If you’re unhappy with how we handle a request, you can complain to the Datatilsynet. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Dating & marketplace safety basics

Never send money, gift cards or crypto to someone you haven’t met.
Meet in public, tell a friend, and arrange your own way home.
For buying and selling, meet somewhere busy and pay on collection.
Report anyone who pressures you, asks for money or seems to be under 18.

Guides

Dating safety guide Buying & selling safely guide

Frequently asked questions

Who regulates my data on getme in Norway?

Datatilsynet. We process your data under the GDPR, which applies in Norway through the EEA Agreement, and you can ask us for a copy, a correction or deletion at any time from Settings or via the Help centre.

How do I report someone?

Use Report on any profile, message, post or listing. Our team reviews every report against the Community Guidelines. If you are in danger, contact the police first.