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How Community & Ad-Friendly Guidelines work
Two sets of rules: community guidelines keep everyone safe, and ad-friendly guidelines decide which content can appear next to advertising.
Last updated October 1, 2026
Community guidelines (everyone)
- No hate, harassment, threats or bullying.
- No nudity, sexual content or sexual content involving minors — ever.
- No graphic violence, self-harm promotion or dangerous challenges.
- No scams, spam, impersonation or illegal activity.
- No content you don't have the rights to — see the Copyright policy.
Full details are in our Safety rules.
Ad-friendly guidelines (content shown near ads)
Content can follow community guidelines and still not be a good fit for advertisers. Ad placements and featured spots favor content that avoids:
- Heavy profanity, especially in titles and thumbnails.
- Drug use, excessive drinking or gambling promotion.
- Shocking, gory or sexually suggestive material.
- Divisive or hateful topics presented without context.
Content that isn't ad-friendly can stay up; it just won't be placed next to advertising or picked for featured spots.
How we enforce them
- Automatic safety checks review live streams around the clock and can block a stream from public view.
- Viewers can report streams and channels; our team reviews every report.
- Channel owners and helpers moderate chat with mutes, bans, blocked words and slow mode.
What happens when rules are broken
- Minor issues: a warning, or the content is hidden.
- Serious or repeated issues: the stream is ended, uploads or going live are paused, and earnings may be held.
- Severe issues: the channel is closed.
If you think we got it wrong, contact us through the Contact page.
