Help and safety

In the game: Phone → Settings → Contact support. Your @username goes with your message, so the team knows who you are. You'll get the answer as a chat in the game.

Without logging in: use the report form for bugs, payments, cheating or a security problem. It gives you a reference to check later.

By email: support@lagoslife.app. The in-game message or the report form is faster.

Tap ⚑ Report on a player's profile, in a chat, or on a Lagos Gist post. The team sees what was said and acts on it: a warning, a mute, or a ban.

Block someone from their profile: they can't message you, and you won't see them in your chats. Unblock any time in Settings → Blocked players.

Who can message me (Settings) lets only your friends start a chat. The chat filter stops selling, scams and abuse, and accounts that keep breaking the rules are muted automatically.

Never share your password, and never pay anyone outside the game. The team will never ask for your password.

On the login screen, tap Forgot password? and answer your owner questions to choose a new password. If that doesn't work, tap Can't get in? → Ask the team: you get a ticket to check from the same screen.

Someone else got into your account? After a wrong password the login screen offers Think someone else changed it? → Tell the team. If you're still logged in, use Settings → Security → Someone stole my account.

In the game: Phone → Settings → Account → Delete account. Or on the web at lagoslife.app/delete. You have 30 days to change your mind by logging in again.

Vatar is for people aged 13 and over. Players aged 13 to 17 play in a teen space: they only meet other teens, and adults can't see or message them. Betting, the casino, money tables, real-money purchases and 18+ venues are closed to them. Until the teen space opens, accounts must be 18 or over.

A parent or guardian who wants to ask about or delete a teen's account can write to support@lagoslife.app with the @username. If anyone is in danger, contact your local emergency services first.

How we use your information, who processes it and your rights are in the privacy policy. The rules of the game are in the terms.