Respect consent and privacy

• Share images of other people only when you have a lawful and respectful basis to do so.
• Never post non-consensual intimate imagery, hidden-camera sexual imagery, doxxing, or private identifying information.
• Honor event expectations, camera licenses, attribution settings, and requests to remove content.

No sexual exploitation

Sexual content involving anyone under 18, grooming, sextortion, trafficking, or attempts to obtain such material are forbidden and may be reported to appropriate authorities.

Pornographic content, solicitation, and non-consensual sexualization do not belong on Rollcall.

No hate, harassment, or threats

• Do not attack people based on protected characteristics.
• Do not bully, stalk, intimidate, threaten, or encourage self-harm or violence.
• Do not coordinate harassment or evade a person’s block through another account.

No dangerous or illegal abuse

• Do not promote terrorism, violent extremism, trafficking, or instructions intended to cause serious harm.
• Do not use Rollcall for fraud, impersonation, spam, malware, illegal sales, or stolen material.
• Documentary and artistic context matters, but graphic content may still be limited or removed.

Authenticity and rights

• Do not falsely claim another creator’s photographs, camera recipe, identity, or affiliation.
• Label materially deceptive AI-generated or AI-edited work when context makes the distinction important.
• Follow copyright, trademark, publicity, and camera-recipe license requirements.

How safety tools work

Rollcall may automatically prevent clearly abusive text from being published. Users can report posts, comments, profiles, cameras, and events, and can block accounts. Blocks are synchronized through the service and remove the blocked account’s content from the blocker’s experience.

Reports are reviewed according to urgency. Credible threats, child-safety issues, and non-consensual intimate imagery receive priority. Other reports are generally reviewed as quickly as reasonably possible.

Enforcement and appeals

Actions may include warnings, reduced visibility, content removal, publishing restrictions, event removal, account suspension, or account deletion. Severity, context, history, and risk of harm inform the response.

If you believe an action was mistaken, contact Support with the username, content identifier if available, and a concise explanation. Do not repost removed material while an appeal is pending.

Emergency situations

Rollcall support is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. Use in-app reporting as well so relevant content can be preserved and reviewed.