CamSurfCam / Community Guidelines
Last updated September 23, 2026
Community Guidelines
The value of a random video chat rests entirely on who else is waiting in it. What follows describes the behaviour that keeps it worth opening, and the behaviour that ends an account.
The one rule underneath the rest
01Everyone here appeared on your screen by accident and can disappear the same way. Treat the person in front of you as someone who chose to be visible, which is a thing that takes some nerve, and the rest of these guidelines mostly follow on their own.
What ends an account immediately
02- Anything involving someone under 18.
- Sexual content, nudity or exposure, whether asked for or not.
- Threats, hate directed at who someone is, or attempts to frighten another person.
- Recording or sharing someone without their knowledge.
- Requests for money, payment details or help with a transfer.
What gets a warning or a restriction
03- Persistently pushing a conversation somewhere it is clearly not wanted.
- Advertising another service, spamming links or running a script instead of talking.
- Playing a recording and presenting it as a live camera.
- Repeatedly being reported by different people for the same behaviour.
What is simply allowed
04Leaving without explaining yourself. Skipping is not rudeness here, it is how the format works, and the next button has no cooldown for exactly that reason.
Keeping your camera off and talking or typing instead. Voice and text are part of every match.
Being boring, awkward, quiet or unprepared. None of that is against the rules and most good conversations start there.
How enforcement actually works
05Reports go to people, not to a queue nobody reads. Automated detection catches the blatant cases faster than a human could. Together they decide who stays.
We do not sit and watch every call as it happens, and we say so plainly rather than implying a level of oversight nobody in this category has. The honest boundaries are written out on the safety page.
If something goes wrong
06End the call first, then report from inside it if you can. For anything that crosses into a real-world crime, keep a screenshot and the time it happened, and contact us at [email protected] so the session can be found.