Video chat rules on Chamet, in plain English
Good video chat runs on a few clear rules. Here’s what Chamet expects, what crosses the line, and simple etiquette that makes every call better — for you and the person on the other side.
Chamet’s core rules: you must be 18+, verify and show your real face, keep conversations respectful, never ask for or send money privately, and never record or share someone’s video. Breaking them can suspend features or ban your account.
Why the rules exist
Rules aren’t there to spoil the fun — they’re what makes an open, meet-new-people platform livable. Chamet’s guidelines protect both sides of a call: they keep bad actors out and keep genuine people comfortable enough to keep showing up.
Most of the rules come down to two ideas: be a real, respectful adult, and don’t try to exploit anyone. Everything below follows from that.
What you get
How it works
Etiquette for better video chats
Beyond the hard rules, small courtesies make calls far better. Find decent light and a quiet spot so the other person can see and hear you. Say hello and give the conversation a moment — a first match is a stranger, not a mind-reader. Live translation helps, but speaking a little slower and clearer helps more.
And read the room: if someone isn’t feeling the conversation, that’s fine — end it kindly and match with someone new. Everyone is here to meet people they click with.
What gets an account banned
Chamet suspends features or bans accounts for serious or repeated violations: nudity and sexual content during matching, harassment or abuse, impersonation and financial scams, recording or sharing others’ video without consent, and anything involving minors — which carries zero tolerance and possible referral to law enforcement.
If you’re actioned and think it’s a mistake, you can appeal: submit within 3 working days, and Chamet aims to decide within 10 working days.
FAQs
What are the main rules for video chat on Chamet?
Be 18+, verify and show your real face, keep it respectful (no nudity or harassment), never ask for or send money privately, and never record or share someone’s video.
What’s not allowed on Chamet video chat?
Nudity and sexual content during matching, harassment or abuse, impersonation, financial scams, recording or sharing others’ video, fake or multiple accounts, and anything involving minors.
Can I get banned, and for what?
Yes — serious or repeated violations can suspend features or ban your account. Anything involving minors carries zero tolerance and possible law-enforcement referral.
How do I appeal a ban?
Submit an appeal within 3 working days; Chamet aims to return a decision within 10 working days.
Do I have to show my face?
Yes — live video requires showing your real face. Masks or coverings that hide your identity aren’t allowed, which keeps the community verified.
Is there an age requirement?
Yes. Chamet is strictly for users aged 18 and over.
Facts on this page come from chamet.com, the Chamet Help Center (chamet.com/help), the Chamet Community Safety page, and the official Google Play / App Store listings. Figures such as “10M+ users” are Chamet’s own published numbers. Last reviewed July 2026.
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