Prepared 6 October 2026. An effective date has not yet been set. Details marked “pending confirmation” are still being finalized. App practices described as proposed remain subject to confirmation before adoption.
Mobeet brings people together through shared challenges. Participation must remain voluntary, competition must be honest, and the people involved must be treated with respect. These standards apply to challenges, submissions, profiles, comments, messages and other interactions on the platform.
1. Respect people and their boundaries
Do not threaten, bully, stalk, intimidate or repeatedly contact someone who has declined contact. Personal attacks, targeted humiliation, unwanted touching and coordinated abuse are prohibited. Do not encourage other people to confront, follow or overwhelm a person.
Respect a refusal to participate, appear on camera or have content published. Do not punish refusal through ridicule, exclusionary threats or exposure of private information. Use feedback to address the work or performance, rather than to demean the person.
2. Do not promote hate or discrimination
Do not promote hatred, violence, segregation or dehumanization against people because of race, ethnicity, nationality, caste, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability or a comparable protected characteristic.
Do not make those characteristics the basis of a degrading challenge or use slurs to target someone. Good-faith discussion of social issues is permitted; it must not become an invitation to abuse or exclude a person or group.
3. Keep participation safe
Follow the Mobeet Safety Rules when creating, sharing, attempting or commenting on a challenge. Do not encourage prohibited activity because it is popular, described as voluntary or performed by someone who claims expertise.
Allow participants to stop. Do not encourage them to continue through pain, distress, exhaustion or unsafe conditions. Report a dangerous challenge rather than attempting or amplifying it.
4. Protect children and vulnerable people
Do not exploit, sexualize, groom or manipulate a minor. Do not request private meetings, intimate images, secret communications or unnecessary identifying information from children. Accounts, challenge participation and publishing are restricted to people aged 18 or older. Do not use an adult account to enter on behalf of a child. If a child is incidentally visible in content, protect their privacy and obtain any legally required guardian permission; that permission does not authorize challenge participation.
Do not use someone's illness, disability, financial hardship or dependence on another person to obtain participation or expose them to ridicule. A reward must not be used to overcome a person's refusal or pressure them into an unsafe activity.
5. Protect consent and privacy
Do not publish private information or recordings without the necessary permission. This includes home addresses, live locations, school details, identity documents, private conversations and medical information.
Ask before recording identifiable people and before publishing their appearance where permission is required. Permission for one purpose does not authorize unrelated use. Do not secretly record someone as part of a challenge or share intimate content without consent.
6. Participate honestly
Use your own eligible entry and follow the challenge's requirements. Do not impersonate another person, falsify proof, buy votes, use duplicate accounts to gain an advantage or misrepresent a generated performance as a real attempt.
Creators must explain the requirements and apply the selection method fairly. Do not invent prizes, conceal sponsorship or mislead people about an affiliation, result or endorsement. Clearly distinguish opinion, fictional content and factual claims where confusion could cause harm.
7. Respect creative work
Share material you own, are licensed to use or may lawfully use under an applicable exception. Do not plagiarize, remove attribution to claim authorship, or repost another person's submission as your own.
Music, recordings, photographs and other material may require separate permissions. Giving credit or finding an item online does not establish a right to publish it. Copyright complaints are handled under the Copyright Infringer Policy.
8. Keep communication relevant and lawful
Do not send spam, phishing links, malware, fraudulent offers or repeated unsolicited promotions. Do not use comments or messages to request credentials, solicit unlawful payments or divert participants into unsafe activity elsewhere.
Do not use the platform to arrange prohibited challenges privately. The same conduct standards apply to private messages and public posts. Do not evade blocks, moderation restrictions or account suspensions.
9. Report concerns responsibly
Use the reporting control where available, or contact reachout@mobeet.com with a link or identifier and a short explanation. Provide only the information needed to assess the concern. Do not download or redistribute exploitative material to prove that it exists.
Do not retaliate against a reporter or use repeated false reports to silence another person. If someone faces immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service. Mobeet does not provide emergency response.
10. Moderation and review
Mobeet may remove or restrict content, close a challenge, disqualify an entry, restrict a feature, suspend an account or terminate access. The response may take account of the seriousness of the conduct, the risk created, repeated violations and attempts to evade restrictions. Serious harm may require immediate action without a warning.
Where lawful and practicable, Mobeet will explain a restriction and provide a way to request review. Include the decision, the relevant context and the reason you believe an error occurred. A review request does not permit reposting restricted material or continuing the prohibited conduct. Indian statutory grievance procedures and applicable response periods are described in the Terms of Service and are not replaced by an ordinary review request.
These guidelines work alongside the Terms of Service, Mobeet Safety Rules, Challenge Rules and Content Guidelines. The more specific rule applies to its subject, and no challenge condition can override a safety prohibition.