omegomeet← Back to homeThe rules of Omegomeet: respect, no harassment, no explicit content, zero tolerance for minors, no scams, no recording — and how enforcement works.
Omegomeet pairs strangers for private 1v1 video calls. That only works if both people feel safe, so these rules are the deal every user agrees to. Break them and you lose access — it is that simple. You must be 18 or older to use Omegomeet, and these guidelines sit alongside our terms of service. Moderators can’t watch every call live, which is why the report button — and your own judgment — are part of how the rules actually get enforced.
A stranger is still a person. Harassment, threats, hate speech, and degrading someone for who they are — their body, race, religion, gender, or sexuality — end your time here. If a conversation isn’t working for you, skip. That is what the button is for.
Keep every call clean. Nudity, sexual acts, and sexual requests toward strangers are not allowed. On minors we are absolute: Omegomeet is strictly 18+, anyone who appears underage will be reported to the relevant authorities, and any sexual content involving minors is something we actively hunt, remove, and escalate — no warnings, no second chances.
Never ask the person you matched with for money, gifts, gift cards, or help of any financial kind — and never send any to someone who asks. Don’t push people toward other platforms, links, or products. A stranger who mentions money within the first minutes is running the oldest script on the internet; report them and move on.
Your call is a private conversation between two people. Recording it, screenshotting it, streaming it, or sharing the other person’s image or personal details anywhere else is a violation — and in many places, a crime. Treat every call the way you would want your own treated.
If another user breaks these rules in front of you, you don’t owe them a debate. End the call, block them, and tap report — three seconds, and the case is with a human moderator. Don’t retaliate, don’t play along to gather evidence, and don’t repost what happened to warn others: that only spreads the harm. Reporting is the move that actually works.
Every call has a report button, and reports go to human moderators who work 24/7. Depending on what happened, the response is a warning, a temporary suspension, or a permanent ban. Severe violations — anything involving minors, threats, or illegal content — skip the ladder and go straight to a permanent ban. Think a ban was a mistake? Write to [email protected] and a human will re-read the case.