The one-line version
Be someone worth matching with. CamCall pairs strangers for live video calls, and the whole thing only works if both people can relax. These guidelines are what moderation enforces — the terms of service carry the legal version.
Community Guidelines
The rules every CamCall call runs on — what is welcome, what ends a call, and what ends an account.
Start a video call →Always welcome
Real conversation, humor, curiosity, patience with nervous first-timers. Skipping freely — it is a feature, not an insult. Opening with text or voice-only until the camera feels right. Reporting behavior that crosses a line: every report reaches a human, and reporters stay anonymous to the reported.
Never welcome
Anything involving minors — zero tolerance, immediate ban, reports to the relevant authorities. Harassment, hate, threats, and sexual pressure. Scams of any kind: money requests, gift cards, crypto pitches, moving people to another app to sell them something. Recording or broadcasting other callers without their clear agreement.
The unwritten rules that help
Show up lit and visible — silhouettes get skipped. Give a new match a real thirty seconds before judging. Leave with a word instead of a fade when you can. The full playbook lives in video call etiquette tips, and it genuinely gets you better calls.
How enforcement works
Reports go to human moderation, not a keyword filter. Consequences scale with the behavior: a warning, a timeout, or a permanent ban. Severe cases — anything involving minors, threats, or fraud — skip straight to the ban. Decisions are final, and ban evasion resets the clock to worse.
Your part
Keep identifying details out of early calls, trust the off feeling, and remember that leaving is always one silent tap. The safety checklist in is video call safe is worth two minutes before your first call.