F2F.com Rules: No-Go Zone

F2F.com is a space for creativity, connection, and adult self-expression. These are the rules that keep it that way. We're not here to police the community, but we do enforce these rules, for creators and fans alike, and violations can cost you your content, your account, or lead to legal consequences.

If you're ever unsure, don't post it, don't stream it, don't engage with it. Ask us first.

Behaviour that is not allowed on F2F.com

  • No real-life meet-ups, escort offers, or sexual services – Don't suggest, arrange, joke about, or seek physical encounters or prostitution. This includes using F2F.com to recruit or arrange in-person content collaborations.
  • No real-world in-person services of any kind – This includes massage, companionship, or any other physical service offered or advertised through the platform.
  • No off-platform payments, contact, or social access – Keep all transactions and communication within F2F.com. Promoting or selling access to your personal Snapchat, WhatsApp, Tikkie, or any other external channel is not allowed.
  • No raffles, spin-the-wheels, or games of chance – These count as gambling, regardless of intent, and even when every ticket wins a prize. As the organizer, the legal risk lands on you first, and on the platform with you.
  • No collabs without a signed quitclaim – Anyone appearing in your content (visibly or audibly) needs to be on file before you post. No exceptions.
  • No fake claims or deliberate misrepresentation – Be honest about who you are and what you're offering.
  • No hate, harassment, or bullying – Treat everyone with respect, even if you disagree.
  • No spam, bots, or data scraping – Don't automate interactions or extract platform data.
  • No privacy violations – Never share personal information without consent.
  • No unauthorized advertising or third-party promotions – Only promote what F2F.com explicitly allows.
  • No content leaking – Don't share, re-post, or redistribute F2F.com content elsewhere without permission.
  • No livestreaming while driving – Going live as the driver of a moving vehicle is never allowed. If you're the passenger, no dangerous or distracting behaviour toward the driver.
  • No pre-recorded or looped content in Live – Broadcasting software such as OBS is only allowed for real-time streams. Playing recordings, loops, or re-broadcasts as if they were live is not allowed.

Content that is never allowed on F2F.com

Some things are off-limits regardless of framing, including roleplay, fantasy, fiction, or local legality.

  • Anything involving minors (under 18) – real, implied, or simulated
  • Content made or shared without consent - including through coercion, abuse, or revenge porn
  • Human trafficking, rape, abuse, blackmail, or threats of violence
  • Deepfakes or AI-generated content - images, video, or audio produced by an AI model with no real recording of the creator behind it (including AI “twins” or fully fictional AI characters)
  • Fake IDs or manipulated documents, including forged signatures, falsified quitclaims, or fraudulent identity documents
  • Incest, necrophilia
  • Content featuring animals
  • Scat, vomit, blood, gore, or ingestion of urine
  • Extreme violence, weapons, or torture
  • Content that depicts, glorifies, or encourages self-harm
  • Content involving intoxication, hypnosis, or scenes in which a collaborator appears asleep - consent requires coherence
  • Hardcore bondage or extreme fisting
  • Hate speech, racism, or discrimination
  • Drugs, alcohol, or any other intoxicating substance
  • No promotion or sale of tobacco or vaping products
  • Sexual acts or nudity in public where non-consenting people may be present or captured

Consequences

Violations can result in content removal, account suspension, or legal action, for creators and fans alike. In such cases, refunds or compensation do not apply.

If you're unsure about something – don't post it, don't stream it, don't engage with it. Contact Support and ask first.

Good to know: not every rule here is our own choice. Some come directly from legislation or from the requirements of the payment providers and partners we work with. Those standards are binding for us as a platform, which means we can't make exceptions to them, even when we'd like to.

We're not here to police the community - and we don't expect you to either. But we do count on everyone to lead by example and use the platform in a way that's respectful, responsible, and safe.