24/7 safety

Safe streams. Every minute.

Player Stream TV checks every live stream around the clock. Here are our rules, how monitoring works, and how to tell us about a problem.

Community rules

01
No nudity or sexual content
No nudity, sexual acts, or sexually suggestive content. No sexual content involving anyone under 18, ever — we report it to authorities.
02
No violence or gore
No real violence, threats, graphic injuries, or animal cruelty. Video-game violence is fine.
03
No hate or harassment
No attacks on people for race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or nationality. No bullying, doxxing, or targeting other streamers or viewers.
04
No self-harm
Don't show, encourage, or joke about self-harm or suicide. If you're struggling, contact a local helpline.
05
No illegal activity
No drug use or sales, weapons sales, gambling for minors, or anything illegal where you or your viewers live.
06
Keep children safe
Under-13s may not stream. Minors on camera must be supervised by an adult.
07
No spam or scams
No fake giveaways, phishing links, or misleading titles. Don't stream content you don't have the rights to.
08
Honest categories
Pick the category that matches what you're streaming, and update it if you switch.

Breaking these rules can get a stream hidden, ended, or a channel removed. Repeat or serious violations may lead to a permanent ban.

How monitoring works

Every minute: Our system takes a still picture from every live stream and reads its automatic captions (what's being said).

AI review: Each picture and caption is checked by AI for nudity, sexual content, violence, hate, self-harm and illegal activity.

Serious problem: The stream is hidden from the home page, search and the channel page straight away, and an admin is alerted.

Borderline: It's logged as a warning for an admin to look at. The stream stays visible.

Human decision: An admin reviews every flag and can approve it (false alarm), keep it blocked, or end the stream.

Your reports: Reports from viewers and streamers go straight to the admin team alongside the automatic alerts.

Automatic checks can miss things or make mistakes, which is why reports and human review matter.

Report a problem

Streamers and viewers can both report. Reports are private — the channel won't see who sent them. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.