Text Message Terms

See exactly how allies and users agree to texts, with the wording they see: how people opt in.

Program

FLEE (LYTE App, LLC) sends text messages to two groups: users, who get sign-in codes and a text when an ally unlocks their phone; and allies, people a user has invited to help them, who get a text with an unlock link when that user locks their phone, plus occasional alerts about that user's FLEE setup.

How allies opt in

A user invites an ally by sending them a link from the user's own phone. FLEE does not text the ally at this point. The ally opens the link, reads what being an ally means, confirms the number is theirs with a one-time code, ticks a box agreeing to get texts from FLEE, and taps Accept. Only then do we send any text, starting with a welcome message that explains how to opt out. We keep a record of each acceptance.

Users opt in when they enter their own number in the FLEE app to sign in and agree to these terms.

Message frequency and cost

Message frequency varies with how often the user locks their phone, usually fewer than 10 messages a month. Message and data rates may apply.

Opt out and help

Reply STOP to any message to stop all texts from FLEE. Reply HELP for help, or email hello@asklyte.ai. After STOP, an ally who wants texts again can reply START.

Sample messages

• FLEE: You're now Jake's ally. When they lock their phone and ask for help, we'll text you a link to unlock it. Msg frequency varies, usually under 10/month. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help, STOP to opt out.
• FLEE: Jake locked their phone and asked for help. Call (312) 555-0187. Unlock: https://getflee.app/u/example Reply STOP to opt out
• FLEE: Sarah unlocked your phone. Open FLEE to get your apps back. Reply STOP to opt out.

Privacy

Mobile numbers and opt-in information are never shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing. See our privacy policy. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.