"Must not have messaged users who are looking for intimate encounters or sex".
"Must not have messaged users who are looking for intimate encounters or sex".
"Must not have messaged users who were looking for intimate encounters or sex".
"Must not have messaged users that are looking for intimate encounters or sex".
"Must not have messaged users that were looking for intimate encounters or sex".
... all ambiguously qualify its Meaning. In Fact the Statement may be false, depending on a User's Settings.
Doesn't Matter if they "were" or "are", as long as it took place at some Point.
"looking for intimate encounters or sex" qualifies "Users", describing what Kind of Users.
Which Users? Those "looking for intimate encounters or sex".
"looking for intimate encounters or sex" is a Phrase that describes the Noun "Users".
The auxiliary Verb have with the Past Participle messaged forms a Phrase which expresses completed Action, as in the Perfect Tenses.
Sorry, but the Lack of its Understanding lies entirely with you.
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