The behavior rules inside RabbitCam rooms: keep it clean, respect the person across the glass, no minors, no scams, no recording — plus how reports and moderation enforce them.
Hop into a room →A RabbitCam room opens in seconds, with a stranger, on camera. That stays fun only while the queue is full of people worth meeting — so this page defines what keeps you welcome and what gets you removed. It applies equally to video, voice and text.
RabbitCam is 18+, but adult is not the same as explicit. Nudity and sexual acts on camera are banned, and so is asking the person you matched with for explicit material. Flirty between consenting adults is fine; crossing into explicit ends the account.
Harassment, hate, threats and targeting people for who they are do not survive here. A no is final, on camera and in text alike. Not feeling a room? Hop out — one tap, no explanation owed to anyone. The conversation guides show what the good rooms sound like.
Everyone on RabbitCam must be at least 18. If the person on your screen seems underage, report the room immediately — it goes straight to human review. Accounts connected to minors are removed, and referred to the authorities wherever the law requires.
Asking strangers for money, gift cards or off-platform payments is forbidden, as is flooding rooms with promotional links or automation. Equally serious: never record, screenshot or rebroadcast the person you are talking to. What happens inside a private room belongs to the two people in it.
Reports and blocks land with human moderators around the clock. A first offense usually earns a timeout; behavior that warrants it means permanent removal from the queue. The help center explains exactly how reporting and blocking work.