Report and block: what happens after you tap
Two buttons, two jobs. Using the wrong one still helps; using both is often right.
Block
Block is local to your social graph with that person. You should not be matched with them again, and they should not be able to use a friend shortcut to ring you. Block is the right tool for “I am done with this person” even when they did not break a rule — boring, rude, or just not for you.
Report
Report is for policy. Harassment, sexual content you did not want, suspected minor, spam, threats. Tap it in the call when you can. The reporting phone may send a few still images from the video it received, plus the reason you picked. That is how a human reviewer sees more than a one-line complaint.
We use that packet to decide on a warning, a suspension, or a ban. We do not publish a live leaderboard of bans. We do not send your report to the other person as a screenshot of your face.
How long evidence lasts
Report stills are not a second copy of your entire call history. They are kept for a limited period (see the Privacy Policy) so we can finish the review and, if needed, respond to a lawful request. They are not sold and not used to personalise AdSense or AdMob.
If you no longer have the app
Email support@randomvideocall.in with the time, your account email, and what you saw. Without an in-app report we may have no stills. Still write. For child-safety, also read the policy and contact local authorities if a child is at risk.