Video Chat Safety: Who Checks, How Fast, What You Control

Safety pages tend to be a list of reassuring adjectives. This one tries to be a description of a process, so you can judge it for yourself. It covers who looks at a report, how long you wait, what the automated part does and does not do, and which habits keep you safer regardless of any moderation.

How moderation works: AI, then people, then a reply

1. You report. Use the “…” menu on the person’s profile, during or after a call.
2. AI reviews first. Automated systems look at the report and at account activity.
3. People step in when it is unclear. Where a case is disputed or the system cannot decide, people on our moderation team take over. They are on duty 24 hours a day.
4. You get a reply within 24 hours. Every report is answered, whether or not we could act on it.

Where we find a breach of the rules, we may warn, restrict, suspend or remove the account.

What the AI does and does not do

Our AI moderation works on reports and account activity. It does not analyse call video. That is a deliberate line, and we say it plainly because people ask. It also means the process leans on you to report: if you see something, a report is how it reaches us.

Every host you are matched with is a real person, and there are no automated accounts answering calls. That removes one whole class of fake-profile problems, though it does not change the fact that real people can behave badly, which is what the reporting route is for.

What you control during a call

• Leaving. Next or End works at any moment, with no explanation owed.
• What you show. You choose the framing of your camera and the background behind you.
• What you say. Names, workplace, addresses and handles stay yours until you decide otherwise.
• Voice or text. If a camera feels like too much, voice and text are separate match types.

Privacy habits that matter more than any setting

• Keep your surname, employer and street out of the conversation. A first name or nickname is plenty.
• Check your background before you tap Start: mail, diplomas and street signs say a lot.
• Never send money, gift cards, crypto or payment details to anyone you meet, and report anyone who asks.
• Do not move to other platforms in a hurry. Following someone keeps her in your list without swapping contact details.
• Bind an email so you can recover your account. It is never shown to the people you meet.

You never need to register to try a no sign-up video chat, but you are still in charge of what you say once the call starts.

Adults only

You must be 18 or older to use GirlsCam, and the same rule applies to everyone you meet. People under 18 may not use the service in any way. The community guidelines spell out what is not allowed for anyone on the platform.

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