Is it ONLY a person's FACE you can't show on cam that is not verified?

[NotYou]

Is it ONLY a person's FACE you can't show on cam that is not verified?
For example, can a person show their hands, feet, or any other body part if they are not verified on the model's account?


Literally everyone else was saying "it's fine" but I told her not to do it, but honestly I am unsure. They are not sure they are just assuming "surely only it's the face not allowed". But I want to know 100% if it is or isn't. I would assume NO part of a person is allowed, correct?

Thanks in advance @Stella_SC @xChloe

 

[cbhours]

No part of an unverified person is allowed.

....the possibility doesn't exist that a company rep is going to say otherwise, can you imagine? Lol

 

[NotYou]

Exactly what I said. I was literally the only one in the chat saying no part of a person is allowed. Everyone else was saying that it's JUST the face that isn't allowed - even her KNIGHTS were saying it (I am a knight for her too). But it was annoying.

Soem were trying to use the whole "but other models do it... there are lots of models showing other people's body parts on the camera".

I had to try explain briefly that the majority of these are friends of the model who ARE verified, but no one would listen.
Luckily the model was unsure so she didn't show the other person.


But, I just want/need absolutely clarity on this, despite being confident (as you are that NO part of the body is allowed.

 

[Vixxen81]

I can't speak for SC obviously, but even someone else's shadow can get you banned on CB. Given that SC issues permanent bans for unverified people on cam without allowing appeal (I think this is accurate, correct me if not) I would think it would be the same there, too.

 

[Natural9]

They have said they do not care who is heard but no one not verified can appear on camera. Models would be using "stunt cocks" if they could show without showing a face...lol

 

[Hildiesub]

I looked up Stripchat and they appear to say that they keep the 2257 records for the models. This most likely indicates that they will be strict about the conditions, and I can say with 100% certainty that any person on camera, even if they show their pinky finger technically is required to be listed in the records keeping data. https://stripchat.com/2257.

This is good for the models because following the record keeping requirements on your own is just about impossible. The down side is that anyone who follows the regulations will likely be quite strict about its requirements. The regulation has not, to date, been enforced very much -- hardly at all in fact -- but it is on the books. Not many people pay attention to the regulations except the people who try to follow it, like Stripchat claims they're doing. Look up 18 USC 2257 if you want to get frightened and depressed about broadcasting x rated content on your own.

 

[Stella_SC]

Hello @NotYou

Thank you for asking for clarification. If ANY body part of a person is going to be shown on a model's broadcast, then that person must be approved by us first.

This can be done by clicking on "Add Person" on the model's Documents page, and then following the prompts. The newly added model must then wait for approval BEFORE appearing on cam.

 

[NotYou]

Hello @NotYou

Thank you for asking for clarification. If ANY body part of a person is going to be shown on a model's broadcast, then that person must be approved by us first.

This can be done by clicking on "Add Person" on the model's Documents page, and then following the prompts. The newly added model must then wait for approval BEFORE appearing on cam.

Thank you for the official answer and confirmation. I was already certain but wanted to be absolutely certain without a doubt.

Much appreciated

 

[Mothball2096]

Is this depending on context of the broadcast? Example, a model is doing a mobile broadcast walking the city, on public transit, or browsing aisles in a store?
People or parts of people visible in the background, especially when on pub transit.

 

[AmberCutie]

Is this depending on context of the broadcast? Example, a model is doing a mobile broadcast walking the city, on public transit, or browsing aisles in a store?
People or parts of people visible in the background, especially when on pub transit.

This was already answered:

If ANY body part of a person is going to be shown on a model's broadcast, then that person must be approved by us first.

Locking the thread since it isn't up for debate, regardless of context.