Safety
Live video with a stranger is never risk-free. The app gives you tools. You still decide when to leave.
Before you start
- You must be 18 or older. Lying about your age is against the terms and gets the account removed.
- Use the app in a place you are comfortable being on camera. The other person can see whatever your camera sees.
- Do not show documents, school IDs, other people’s faces, or anything that identifies a minor.
During a call
- You do not owe anyone a conversation. Hang up or tap Next the moment you feel off.
- Do not share your phone number, home address, workplace, or payment details with someone you just met.
- If the picture looks wrong or empty, the incoming video may be blurred on purpose until a face is detected. You can read why in on-device privacy.
- Report is for policy violations (nudity you did not consent to, harassment, suspected under-18, threats). Block is for “I never want this person again.” You can do both.
What we do on our side
We enforce 18+ at sign-up. We review reports. We can suspend or ban an account. We keep a Child Safety Policy because live video is a high-risk surface for harm to minors, and we would rather over-explain that than hide it. If you believe a child is in danger, contact local emergency services as well as us.
Read the full Community Standards and Child Safety Policy. A practical walkthrough is in How to stay safe on a random video call.