Share only content you can lawfully broadcast
Do not transmit unlawful content, exploitative material, threats or content infringing another person’s rights. Obtain permission for music, footage, brands and performances. Respect participant privacy and recording-consent requirements, and follow each destination platform’s rules.
Respect account and event boundaries
Use only accounts, inputs and destinations you own or are authorised to manage. Do not probe other users’ keys, bypass authentication, impersonate broadcasters or use exposed credentials. Keep connection details private.
Do not interfere with the service
Do not distribute malware, deliberately overload endpoints, evade usage controls, manipulate wallet records or interfere with broadcasts. Security testing outside your authorised environment requires prior agreement on scope.
Check your setup before going live
Confirm the event, source resolution, frame rate, audio and destinations. Keep keys out of screen shares. A relay forwards the source signal; selecting a label does not upscale to 4K. Check that rendering is active before expecting editor graphics on the output.
Reports and enforcement
For abuse or rights concerns, retain the affected event or public URL, a description and evidence you may lawfully share. Never send private keys. The operator must publish a verified reporting contact and appeal procedure before commercial launch. Access restrictions do not remove mandatory legal rights.