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.
1. Scope
These guidelines govern material published or shared through Mobeet, including challenge descriptions, demonstrations, submissions, profiles, captions, images, videos, comments, messages and external links. The Community Guidelines govern interactions; the Mobeet Safety Rules govern prohibited activity; these guidelines address the content itself.
Context may affect a content decision, but no warning, fictional label or artistic claim permits exploitation, non-consensual intimate material or a prohibited challenge.
2. Illegal content and harmful instructions
Do not publish material that is unlawful to possess or distribute, offers unlawful goods or services, facilitates a crime, or provides instructions for carrying out a prohibited challenge. Do not use links or private messages to direct people to the same material elsewhere.
Do not promote violence, terrorism, self-harm or serious injury. Educational or critical discussion must not glorify the conduct, invite imitation or provide actionable instructions that create a serious risk.
3. Sexual content and child protection
Sexually explicit material, sexual solicitation, sexualized challenges and nudity used as a challenge requirement or reward are prohibited. Non-consensual intimate imagery, covert intimate recordings and fabricated intimate depictions of an identifiable person are prohibited.
Any sexual exploitation or sexualization of a minor is prohibited, including grooming, solicitation, child sexual abuse material and synthetic sexual depictions of children. Do not upload, forward or link to such material. Report its location without downloading or redistributing it.
Non-sexual discussion of health or ordinary activity is assessed in context. It must not expose private intimate information, sexualize a minor or be used to circumvent a prohibition.
4. Graphic violence and distress
Do not publish graphic injury, abuse or death for shock, amusement or encouragement. Do not stage a dangerous act simply to produce dramatic footage. Footage of a prohibited challenge may be removed even if the caption discourages imitation.
Limited non-graphic material used for a legitimate educational or reporting purpose may be considered in context. Avoid unnecessary detail and protect the dignity and privacy of affected people. This does not authorize an unsafe reenactment.
5. Hate, threats and targeted abuse
Do not publish threats, targeted degrading content, praise of violence against a person or group, or material promoting hatred or dehumanization based on protected characteristics, including race, ethnicity, nationality, caste, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability.
Do not create humiliating compilations, reveal personal information to encourage confrontation, or use altered media to subject someone to abuse. Criticism must not become harassment or an invitation to harm.
6. Privacy, consent and personal information
Do not disclose another person's home address, live location, private contact details, identity documents, medical records, private correspondence or other sensitive information without a lawful basis and the necessary permission.
Obtain the permissions needed to record and publish identifiable people. Avoid featuring non-participants in a way that exposes or targets them. Do not post content obtained through secret recording, unauthorized access, surveillance or coercion as part of a challenge.
7. Copyright, attribution and originality
Publish material you own, are licensed to use or may lawfully use under an applicable exception. Do not plagiarize, claim another person's performance as your own, remove attribution to mislead viewers or repost material after it has been restricted for infringement.
Giving credit, adding a disclaimer, using a short excerpt or changing a work does not automatically make the use lawful. Music, sound recordings and incorporated footage may involve separate rights. Formal copyright notices and disputes follow the Copyright Infringer Policy.
8. Authenticity and manipulated media
Do not fabricate proof, alter a result, falsify timestamps or submit generated footage as evidence of a real attempt. Editing must comply with the relevant challenge requirements. A continuous-take requirement prohibits cuts or other changes that distort the performance.
Generated or altered creative content may be permitted where the challenge accepts it and viewers are not misled about the person, performance or event depicted. Disclose material alteration where it could reasonably create confusion. Complete any required synthetic-content declaration and preserve applicable labels and provenance information; do not remove them to mislead viewers. Do not use synthetic media to impersonate someone, invent an endorsement or create intimate or abusive depictions.
9. Harmful deception and health claims
Do not publish fake emergencies, false official warnings, fraudulent offers or deceptive claims likely to cause serious harm. Do not claim that a challenge diagnoses an illness, replaces treatment, guarantees weight loss or requires a person to stop medication.
Clearly identify harmless fiction where a viewer could otherwise mistake it for a real event. Ordinary opinion, criticism and discussion are permitted within the other policies; a fiction label does not excuse a dangerous prank or impersonation of an authority.
10. Spam, scams and commercial disclosures
Do not publish phishing links, malicious downloads, fraudulent promotions, repetitive unsolicited advertising or requests for passwords, deposits or unlawful payments. Do not use challenge content to conceal a scam or route users to prohibited activity elsewhere.
Identify sponsorship and material commercial relationships clearly. Do not imply official Mobeet endorsement or a guaranteed prize without authorization. Commercial activity must comply with the Publisher Agreement and any separately approved terms.
11. Reports, restrictions and review
Report a concern through an available control or at reachout@mobeet.com. Include the content link or identifier, the relevant rule and a brief explanation. Do not redistribute harmful content or include unnecessary sensitive information.
Mobeet may remove content, limit its visibility, close an associated challenge, disqualify an entry, restrict features, suspend an account or terminate access. Decisions may take account of context, severity, foreseeable harm, repetition and evasion. Severe violations may result in immediate action.
Where lawful and practicable, Mobeet will explain the decision and the available review process. Identify a claimed error and provide relevant context when requesting review. Do not repost restricted content while seeking review.