Tellonym is an anonymous messaging application that enables users to send and receive messages called 'tells' anonymously. Users can create a profile, share it privately or publicly, and get feedback or questions without revealing their identity. The app is especially popular among teenagers and young adults seeking to express themselves freely without fear of judgment. Users should be aware of potential cyberbullying risks and use the app responsibly.

While Tellonym includes safety features such as blocking and reporting, it still carries risks like cyberbullying and exposure to inappropriate content, which are common on anonymous platforms. The app's age limit is 17 and above; parents should supervise their teenagers' use. It's important to discuss online safety and ensure that teens understand the consequences of sharing personal information anonymously.

Yes, users can connect their Tellonym profiles to social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. This allows for sharing their profile to reach a wider audience and receive anonymous feedback. However, users should exercise caution, as linking accounts can increase exposure to anonymous messages, which may sometimes be negative.

If you encounter negative or harmful messages, Tellonym provides options to block and report the offending users. Making use of these tools helps maintain a positive experience. Additionally, focusing on supportive messages and ignoring negativity can help manage emotional impacts of receiving anonymous feedback.

Tellonym gathers basic details such as email and usage data to enhance its services. The platform claims to prioritize user privacy and does not require personally identifiable information for anonymous messaging. Users should review the privacy policy to understand what data is collected and how it is utilized, ensuring they are comfortable with the platform's privacy practices.