For privacy-conscious connection
Private Resident Communication for Hong Kong Estates
Resident communication should not require posting a phone number in a large group or accepting messages from anyone who can find you. Kaifong uses a consent-based sequence that keeps each person in control.
香港屋苑住戶私人聯繫
住戶聯繫不應要求你在大型群組公開電話，也不應讓任何找到你的人直接傳訊息。街坊採用以同意為本的流程，讓每個人保有控制權。
Start with an invitation
One resident sends a private Cuppa with a clear purpose. The other person decides whether a conversation should open.
Share less by default
Directory results never include an exact floor. Unit visibility follows the resident’s settings, and phone numbers stay hidden unless their owner explicitly shares them in an accepted conversation.
End unwanted contact
Blocking hides both residents from each other across the directory, Cuppa requests, and conversations. The blocked person is not notified.
Practical examples
Ways residents can use Kaifong
- Introduce yourself without publishing contact details
- Continue a conversation only after mutual acceptance
- Share a phone number later, when trust and context exist