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Community Guidelines

One idea sits under every rule here: the person on the other camera agreed to a conversation, nothing more. The rest is detail.

Last reviewed October 20, 2026

On calls

Treat the other person the way you would want a stranger to treat you.

  • Keep it clean. Explicit, violent, terror-related or bloody content may not be shown or shared. Being an adults-only site is about who can join, not about what can be shown.
  • Keep it civil. No insulting, belittling or discriminating against anyone, individually or as a group.
  • Keep it between you. Do not capture or screenshot the other person's video unless they agree.

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On your profile

Avatars, photos and videos must follow these rules:

  • Nothing sexual: no nudity, porn, sexual acts, sensitive body parts or sexual innuendo.
  • No minors: no pictures of anyone under 18.
  • Nothing harmful: no gore, weapons, drugs, alcohol or smoking.
  • Nothing hateful: no racism, other discrimination, or insults at anyone.
  • No advertising: no ads, contact details, or names and links of other apps.

Nicknames follow the same rules and may not use crude emojis or spread rumours. If we ask for face verification, film yourself with your face clearly lit and visible. It has to match the person in your avatar and photos, or it will be rejected.

In messages

Do not post anyone's personal details without their permission. No scams, fake ads or misleading promotions. Sending people to other apps or asking for payment outside the platform counts as spam.

Children and the law

Obey the laws that apply to you, especially those that protect children. Anything that harms or exploits a minor gets the strongest response we have. If someone on camera looks under 18, follow the steps on the child safety page.

Reporting someone

Open the other person's profile page. Report and Block are both there, not in the call window. Every report is reviewed and followed up.

For details the in-app form has no room for, email [email protected] with what happened, roughly when, and their display name if you have it.

What happens when rules are broken

The response depends on how serious the behaviour is and whether it keeps happening:

  • a first or minor problem usually means a warning;
  • moderate or repeated problems mean a temporary restriction;
  • serious or persistent problems mean a permanent ban.

We can remove content at any time and choose whatever response fits the case.