ChatMate Policies
Community Guidelines
The house rules that keep live video chat friendly — what is not allowed on camera, how reporting works, and what happens to repeat offenders.
Last updated: August 2026
Why these rules exist
ChatMate puts two strangers face to face in seconds. That only stays fun if both sides feel safe, so these guidelines apply to everyone on camera — you, and every girl online too. They are enforced by real moderators, not just by an algorithm.
Not allowed on camera, ever
Clothes stay on — no stripping and no intimate acts; this is a conversation product, not that kind of site. Also banned: harassment, hate speech, threats, showing or asking for anyone under 18, violence, weapons, illegal goods, and anything that would get you arrested offline. If it would not fly in a public place, it does not fly here.
Not allowed in behavior
Do not record, screenshot or rebroadcast the other person — chats are live and private by design. Do not pressure anyone for their name, address, socials or money. Do not run scams, beg, sell, or advertise. Do not pretend to be someone you are not, and do not use the site to spam the same message at every match.
How enforcement works
Every chat has a report button, and reports go to human moderators with the context they need. Confirmed rule-breaking leads to warnings, mutes, suspensions or permanent bans depending on severity. Repeat offenders do not come back — that is what keeps the channel worth visiting.
If someone breaks the rules on you
You never owe anyone your time. Skip the moment a chat turns bad — the next button on a video chat is instant and free — then report so moderators can keep that person away from everyone else. Reading our privacy policy shows what stays private while you do it.
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