How to Keep Friendship Quiz Questions Safe and Respectful

Before keeping a question, imagine reading it aloud at a small gathering with every participant present. If it would embarrass you, identify someone else, reveal a secret, or make a person feel watched, remove it. This simple check catches most privacy problems before a link is shared.

Never ask for passwords, full addresses, financial details, medical information, private messages, legal issues, family conflict, sexuality, or relationship history. Also avoid questions about another person who did not agree to be part of the game. A friend's trust is not something to test with information that should remain private.

• No credentials or location details.
• No sensitive personal data.
• No questions designed to embarrass or target someone.

Share the quiz as an invitation, not an obligation. Say what it is, give people room to skip it, and do not use a score to pressure someone into explaining themselves. Keep the private scoreboard link to the creator. Respectful setup is not less fun; it lets friends answer more comfortably.