Pure Review July 2021

Pure is a hookup app that helps you spontaneously meet anonymous people in your area for casual sex. All you need is a selfie. Profiles are deleted in an hour, and there is no need to link any social media account.

To get started, download the app, open it, and select your gender. If you’re a female, the app is free. If you’re a male, you’ll be prompted to enter your payment information. You will have a free trial before your subscription begins. 

First, add a photo of yourself using your camera or saved photos. When you submit your photo, it becomes a meeting request, which appears in the app’s feed to people in your area. It will appear for one hour and then is automatically deleted along with any correspondence between you and other users. You can delete your photo at any time by hitting the “My Request” text at the bottom of your screen, and clicking “Delete Now”.

You will also see photos of people who want to meet in your area. If you’re interested in someone in the photo feed, you can hit "Yes" right away. That person will be instantly notified of your interest, and if it's mutual, a chat window will open up for the two of you. 

Once you are matched, you are given one hour to chat, get to know each other better, and arrange a meeting. After an hour, the chat and it’s contents are automatically erased, as if nothing ever happened. 

No, Pure does not sell your data.

No, Pure was never hacked.

Pure tracks your exact location.

No, your Pure photos and personal information won’t show up in Google Search Results.

All Pure members.

Yes, a phone number is required for signing up at Pure.

Yes, you can erase your data on Pure.

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Pure uses Google and Apple’s standard trial and subscription system. While female users can join Pure for free, male users have a three-day free trial. 

When the trial period is over, the monthly payment for the subscription will be automatically charged to your account. You can cancel the trial at any time. You can also cancel the automatically-renewed subscription.

You cannot cancel your subscription or trial through the actual app. You must cancel any subscription or trial through the App Store or Google Play Store. 

After canceling your subscription, you will be able to use the app for the remaining days that you have paid for. When your subscription expires, it will not be renewed. You can opt back in at any time.

Canceling your subscription will not retroactively refund subscription payments, and previously charged subscription fees cannot be refunded based on cancellation date. Deleting the app or your account does not cancel your subscription either. Subscriptions must be canceled directly through the store.

Deleting an application does not cancel the subscription or trial. You must cancel the subscription and trial on Google Play or App Store.

If you’re using an Apple device:

• Go to your phone’s Settings
• Tap iTunes & App Store
• Tap your Apple ID
• Select “View Apple ID”
• Select “payment information”
• Update your payment information and tap “Done”.

If you’re using an Android device:

• Open the Google Play Store
• Touch the Menu icon
• Select “My Account”
• Tap “Add Payment Method” or “Edit Payment Method”

If prompted, sign in to Google Wallet and follow the instructions.

If you are using an Apple device, all refunds are handled by Apple. If you wish to request a refund, go to iTunes, click on your Apple ID, select “Purchase History," find the transaction, and hit “Report a Problem.”

If you are using an Android phone, send the receipt for your payment from Google Play to android@getpure.org with your order number, and the Pure team will process your request as soon as possible. You can find the order number in the order confirmation email or by logging in to Google Wallet.

The app does not create permanent accounts for the users. Your chats are removed from the servers after an hour and are not stored anywhere. The app only has your picture, information about your subscription, and your user ID which are all encrypted.

If you do not want to use the application anymore, simply remove Pure from your device, and unsubscribe from the App Store or Google Play Store

Being blocked on the app can occur because of a violation of its policies. The photo must be of your face. Violation of this rule, or others, may lead to a ban.

If you had been banned and hadn't violated any policy, you can email the app's moderators at feedback@getpure.org and they'll review your case. 

Hit the X at the top left of the photo to add a new picture. If you’ve already submitted a meeting request, click “My Request” and delete your request. You can then submit another photo.

Pure needs permission to send you notifications. If you accidentally denied the app access to send you notifications, go to the phone settings, find 'notifications', and make sure the app is allowed access. If this doesn't solve the issue, you can try reinstalling the app.

Try restarting or force quitting the app. On your device, go to Settings and make sure the GPS (location services) is enabled. You can also try turning location services off and back on. You may have to open the Maps app for your GPS to pick up your current location. If the issue persists, just wait a few hours and try again.

It needs access to your location to submit a photo for a meeting request for people in your area. If you accidentally denied the app access to your location, go to the phone settings, find ‘Privacy’, select ‘Location Services’, and make sure the app is allowed access. 

It needs permission to access your photos (or camera) to submit a photo for a meeting request. If you accidentally denied the app access to your photos, go to the phone settings, find 'Privacy', select 'Photos', and make sure the app is allowed access.