What is welcome on a Rabbit video call, what is not, and what happens when somebody crosses the line.
Everybody here chose to be on camera with a stranger, which takes a certain amount of goodwill. Treat the person in the call the way you would want to be treated in the same seat. Ending a call politely is always fine; being unpleasant on the way out is not.
Sexual pressure, slurs, threats, insults about appearance, repeated contact after somebody has said no — all of it ends accounts. This applies as much to a five-second call as to a long conversation.
Be yourself on camera. Pretending to be another person, using someone else's photos or video, or running a pre-recorded loop as a live feed is grounds for removal.
Anything illegal where you are or where the other person is has no place on a call. Anyone under 18 is not permitted on this service at all, and accounts suspected of belonging to a minor are removed.
Do not use calls to advertise, to move people to another platform, to solicit money or to collect contact details in bulk. Requests for money in any form — including gift cards and crypto — are treated as fraud.
Recording, screenshotting or streaming another person without their consent is prohibited, and sharing anything captured from a call is a serious violation. What happens in a private 1-on-1 call stays in it.
Use the report control during a call, or write to [email protected]. Reports are how moderation finds repeat behaviour. See our safety page for what to do in the moment.
Depending on what happened, an account may be warned, limited, suspended or removed permanently. Serious violations — anything involving minors, threats or non-consensual recording — skip straight to removal, and may be referred further.