Community Guidelines

Last updated: 24 June 2026

Ching Ching is a place to go live, build a community and have fun - safely. These Guidelines apply to everything on the Service: live streams, replays, chat, direct messages, communities, profiles, gifts and usernames. They form part of our Terms of Service. Breaking them can lead to content removal, loss of features, or a permanent ban.

Who can use Ching Ching

You must be 18 or older to use Ching Ching. Accounts that belong to, or are used to feature, minors will be removed.

What's not allowed

The following are prohibited anywhere on the Service:

• Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or any sexualisation of minors. This is reported to the authorities. Zero tolerance.
• Sexually explicit content, nudity and pornographic acts, and using the Service for sexual solicitation or escort services.
• Hate speech - attacking or demeaning people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, disease, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation or age.
• Harassment and bullying - targeted abuse, threats, stalking, doxxing or sharing others' private information.
• Violence and dangerous acts - threats, incitement, graphic violence, terrorism or violent extremism, or content promoting dangerous or illegal activities.
• Self-harm and suicide - promoting, encouraging or instructing self-harm, suicide or eating disorders.
• Illegal goods and activity - selling or promoting drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods, gambling, fraud or other illegal activity.
• Deception - impersonation, scams, misinformation that can cause harm, clickbait, or manipulating Coins, gifts, views or payouts.
• Spam - bots, mass unsolicited messages, or artificial engagement.
• IP infringement - streaming or posting content you don't have the rights to. If something of yours is here without permission, see Copyright and takedowns.

Going live responsibly

• You are responsible for everyone who appears in your stream and for what's said in your chat.
• Get consent before featuring or naming other people.
• Moderate your stream: hosts can pin, mute, remove and report participants.

Reporting and blocking

Help keep Ching Ching safe - if you see something that breaks these Guidelines, tell us:

• Report a stream, user, message or community from the ⋮ / options menu next to the content. Choose a reason and submit; reports go to our moderation team.
• Block a user from their profile or the chat options menu. A blocked user can no longer message you, and you won't see their messages.
• For urgent safety concerns, email info@chingching.app.

What happens when rules are broken

Depending on severity and history, we may remove content, issue a warning, limit or remove features, suspend, or permanently ban an account. Severe violations - especially anything involving minors - result in immediate removal and may be reported to law enforcement.

Appeals

If you believe we made a mistake, contact info@chingching.app and we'll review.