Overview
Bullying and harassment have no place on Snapchat. These kinds of harms can take many forms, so we’ve combined our policy approach with product safeguards and resources with users to address these risks in a dynamic and multifaceted way.
As a baseline, our policies protect all members of our community from demeaning, defamatory, or discriminatory content and advances. Sharing private information or Snaps of people without their knowledge or consent is also prohibited.
In addition to enforcing these policies consistently, we use our product design to help limit harmful behavior that may violate these rules. This includes default settings that require both friends to accept a connection before they can message each other, and providing notice to users when screenshots of private Snaps, messages, and profiles are taken.
Through our Here for You features, we help ensure users have access to in-app resources and information to help recognize and address bullying and harassment. We also provide tools to ensure that any violating behavior on Snapchat can be easily reported.
We prohibit bullying or harassment of any kind. This prohibition extends to all forms of sexual harassment, including sending sexually explicit or nude images to other users. If someone blocks you, you may not contact them from another account.
Sharing another person’s private information and Snaps of people in private spaces — like a bathroom, bedroom, locker room or a medical facility — without their knowledge and consent is not allowed.
If someone is depicted in your Snap and asks you to remove it, please do! Respect the privacy rights of others.