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Community Guidelines

Clipars — random 1v1 video chat & mini-games · Version 1.0 · Last updated: [[LAST UPDATED]]

Clipars exists so two strangers can meet over a live video call, and sometimes play a quick game. That only works if everyone keeps it respectful. These Guidelines are part of the Terms of Service, and apply everywhere on the Service — video, audio, chat, messages, names, avatars and anything you draw or write.

1.The golden rule

Treat every stranger the way you'd want to be treated on your first minute online: friendly, respectful, and quick to move on politely when it isn't a match. Being bored is fine — press Next. Being hostile is not.

Zero tolerance — immediate permanent ban (and a report to the authorities where required): any sexual content involving minors, any exploitation of minors, and any attempt to involve a minor in the Service — including "watching" behaviour. Anyone who appears to be under 18 should be reported and skipped, never engaged.

2.Never do this

Nudity or sexual content — including exposing yourself, sexual acts, or sexually suggestive behaviour on camera;
Minors — the Service is adults only; you may not have a minor on your camera or involve one in any way (see above);
Violence and threats — no threats, glorifying violence, or showing violent acts;
Hate and harassment — no attacks or slurs based on race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, disability, sex, gender or sexual orientation; no stalking, bullying, or doxxing;
Recording or sharing others — you may not record, screenshot, livestream or republish another user's video, voice, images or messages without their consent;
Ads, spam and scams — no advertising, promotions, link-dropping, soliciting money, phishing or fraud;
Illegal activity — nothing unlawful on camera or in messages, and no trading in illegal goods;
Breaking the platform — no bots, scrapers, exploits, ban evasion or attempts to access others' accounts.

3.Keep yourself safe

Don't share personal information you can't take back: address, workplace, documents, passwords, card numbers. You never have to explain why you don't.
Other people can screenshot or record — assume anything you show can be kept. Never do anything on camera you wouldn't want saved.
Be careful with anyone you meet here: never send money, and never meet in person based only on an anonymous call. Dating-style advances from strangers are a classic scam signal.
If someone makes you uncomfortable — end it. Report and move on. You don't owe a stranger your time.

4.How moderation works

Report: use the Report button on the call screen (and next to messages and profiles). Your report text is stored for moderators; calls themselves are never recorded — so include what happened in your own words.
Block: blocking someone keeps them out of your calls and messages.
Review: moderators review reports in queue order — we don't promise round-the-clock review. Consequences range from a warning to a permanent ban.
Appeal: think a moderation action against you was a mistake? Write to [[SUPPORT EMAIL]].

5.Rules for games

Mini-games (like our drawing game or "Where Are We?") are shared between two people — don't use game chat to send anything you couldn't say out loud, and don't spoil, stall or weaponise a game to harass your partner. Leaving mid-game is allowed; abuse is not.

6.Changes

We may update these Guidelines as the Service evolves. The current version is always the one on this page.

7.Contact

Safety questions, reports of minors, or urgent abuse concerns: [[SUPPORT EMAIL]].