What you can report on BLAQapp, how reports are reviewed, what happens as a result, and how to appeal a decision.
An account, a profile, a live stream, an uploaded video, a comment, a message or a username.
Gift abuse and impersonation.
Child safety concerns and intellectual property violations.
When you report, you choose a reason so it reaches the right queue: child safety; nudity or sexual content; harassment; hate; violence or threats; self-harm; fraud or scam; illegal goods; privacy; impersonation; spam; copyright or IP; or other.
Reports are confidential by default. We do not reveal who reported to the person reported unless we are legally required to.
Reports are triaged by severity.
Emergency and child-safety reports are escalated immediately.
Human review is applied where appropriate.
Relevant evidence is preserved and decisions are logged.
No action; a warning; content removal; reduced distribution; an age gate; a feature restriction; interruption of a LIVE; demonetization; temporary suspension; or a permanent ban.
Where appropriate we tell you the decision and the policy it was based on.
Eligible decisions can be appealed.
If a decision is reversed, we restore the content or feature.
Alongside reporting, you can block a user, which changes what they can do as well as what they see. Hosts can mute or remove guests and end a stream at any time.