Safety guide for live video chat

Why a safety page matters here

Live video chat and social products sit close to YMYL territory: people share a camera, a face, and sometimes personal details. Clear safety copy helps GoChatCam read as a legitimate brand — not a disposable random-chat shell.

How to protect personal privacy

Keep your real name, address, workplace, and financial details off the call. Prefer first names or nicknames. If someone pushes for social handles or payment apps too fast, skip and move on. When you want a quieter room for that kind of careful hello, start a 1v1 anonymous video chat — one private match at a time, not a public cam wall.

• Use a neutral background; avoid IDs, mail, or screens with accounts open
• Mute or leave the moment a request feels off
• Never share verification codes, passwords, or payment screenshots

Controls you always have

Every live match should leave you an exit: next, leave, mute, and report. Private does not mean stuck — it means the conversation stays between two people until you choose otherwise. Read the community rules for what we ban, and the FAQ for skip and browser basics.

Reporting and follow-up

If someone is abusive, underage-presenting, or pushing illegal requests, leave the call and use report when available. Keep screenshots if you need support later. For product questions that are not reports, see feature overview or how it works.

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