The behavior rules on CamzeyCam: adults only, consent first, no minors, no illegal content, no harassment, no recording — and how reports and moderation enforce them.
CamzeyCam drops you face to face with a real stranger in seconds. That only stays worth doing if the people in the queue are worth meeting, so these guidelines define what gets you welcomed back and what gets you removed. They cover video, voice and text in equal measure.
Adults only, full stop
Everyone on CamzeyCam must be 18 or older — no exceptions, no edge cases. Suspect the person on your screen is underage? Report the match on the spot; it goes directly to human review. Accounts tied to minors are removed and, where the law requires, referred to the authorities.
Consent first, always
CamzeyCam is a flirty, adults-only space, and the tone only works when both sides want to be in it. A no is a no, on camera and in text alike. Never pressure a stranger into anything, never demand, never guilt-trip. If a chat is not for you, skip — one tap, no explanation owed to anyone. The safety tips page gathers the habits that keep good calls good.
The hard lines
No minors, ever. No illegal content of any kind. No harassment, hate speech or threats. No asking strangers for money, gift cards or off-platform payments, and no promotional links or scripts. And never record, screenshot or rebroadcast the person you matched with — a private call stays private for both sides of the glass.
How reporting works
Every call carries a report button. Tap it, choose the reason, and the match closes while the session context heads to human moderation. Reports are what keep the queue clean — if you are unsure, report anyway and let the team decide. The help center walks the reporting and blocking mechanics step by step.
How enforcement works
Every report and block feeds human moderation. A first offense earns a warning or a temporary removal from the queue; repeat or severe behavior earns a permanent one. The goal is never to punish edge cases — it is to keep the next stranger safe, and the FAQ covers the everyday questions in between.