Community Guidelines

Last updated 2026-08-29

Blab is four strangers on camera together. That only works if everyone can trust the room. These are the rules moderators enforce; every one of them matches a reason you can pick when you report someone.

• Harassment or bullying. Do not target people with abuse, threats of exclusion, or coordinated pile-ons — on camera or in chat.
• Sexual content. No sexual content on camera or in chat. No sexual content involving minors anywhere, ever — that is reported to the authorities, not just moderated.
• Violence or threats. No credible threats of harm, no incitement, no glorification of violence.
• Self-harm. Do not encourage or instruct self-harm. If someone appears to be in crisis, report them so a human can respond.
• Hate speech. No attacks on people for their race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
• Spam or scams. No repeated promotion, no phishing, no crypto shills, no link-dumping in chat.
• Minimum age. You must be 13, or 16 in the EEA. Accounts that appear to belong to someone under the minimum age are suspended.
• Impersonation. Do not pretend to be someone you are not.

What happens when a rule is broken

Depending on severity: the message is deleted; you are kicked from the blab and banned from it; public squares are closed to your account pending review (this happens automatically if three different hosts kick you within 24 hours); or your account is suspended platform-wide. Every action is logged with who took it and why.

Appeals

If you think an action against your account was a mistake, email appeals@joinblab.com from the address on the account. A human reviews the moderation log — including the reason recorded at the time — and replies.