Community Guidelines

Last updated August 2026

This document is only available in English. Legal text is not machine-translated here. A mistranslated Terms of Service or Privacy Policy is worse than one you have to read in a second language, because it may not say what it appears to say — and it is the English version that governs. The rest of Trip2World is in your language.

Trip2World only works if talking to a stranger feels safe. These rules are short, and they are enforced — by real people reviewing real reports.

The rules

Be 18 or over. There is no exception and no discretion here. If you believe the person you are talking to is a minor, end the conversation and report it — that report goes to the top of the queue ahead of everything else.

Keep your clothes on. No nudity and no sexual activity on camera. People come here to talk to strangers; exposing yourself to someone who did not ask is the fastest way to lose your account.

No harassment or hate. Insults, slurs, threats, and abuse aimed at who someone is — their race, religion, nationality, gender, sexuality, disability — are not tolerated.

No violence or threats. Including threats made as a joke. We cannot tell the difference and will not try.

Do not record or share other people. The person on the other side agreed to a live conversation, not to appearing in your video. Screenshotting or recording someone and posting it elsewhere is a serious violation.

No spam, scams or advertising. Including sending people to other platforms, asking for money, or pretending to be someone you are not.

Tips are gifts, not payment for acts. Using tokens to solicit sexual content, or offering sexual content for tokens, is prohibited and will end your account.

Tipping and the extra-time offer

When someone tips you they may also offer to keep the conversation going. That is an offer, and declining is free:

The tokens are yours whether you accept or decline.
Next, Report and Block never stop working. No amount of tokens can keep you in a conversation you want to leave.
Nobody is entitled to anything in exchange for a tip. If someone tips you and then demands something, report them.

What happens when you are reported

Reports are reviewed by a person, not an automated filter. Depending on what happened and whether there is a pattern, the outcome is one of:

Dismissed, if no rule was broken.
A warning.
A temporary suspension.
A permanent ban.

Reports about child safety and credible threats are reviewed before everything else regardless of when they arrived, and go straight to the most serious outcomes.

Reporting and blocking

The flag button in a conversation reports the other person and ends the call. Blocking is permanent and works both ways — you will not be matched with that person again.

Report the behaviour, not the person you disagreed with. Deliberately false reports waste moderator time that other people need, and are themselves a violation.