Chat: privacy and rules
ClickAndLIVE! / LiveCUBE! · 23.09.2026
Respect other people
Do not post harassment, threats, hate, sexual or illegal content, or spam. Do not disclose other people’s private information. Users are responsible for their posts. Accept these rules before sending messages.
Message options → Report sends a report to our moderation queue. Block user hides their messages; they also cannot see yours. If you own the channel, a blocked user cannot post there. Use Blocked users to unblock. The channel owner can remove messages. An automatic PL/EN filter rejects some offensive words; please report content it misses.
Abuse and privacy contact: pisz@mariuszbrandt.pl. Controller: Mariusz Brandt, Poland. Reports are checked daily; contact us directly for urgent issues.
Optional account and chat data
Local camera work and recording do not require an account. When you connect to LiveCUBE we store your name, email, account ID, optional avatar and public chat messages with timestamps. Login data and sessions provide authentication. Reports and blocks are stored for community safety. This data is not used for advertising or cross-app tracking.
Messages are public. Only if you select the separate translation consent when composing, their text is sent to Google Translate and translations are stored. We do not send login credentials or stream keys to the translator. Turning off consent applies to future messages. Google Privacy
LiveCUBE retains the account and messages until account or content deletion; reports are kept for handling and until associated data is deleted. Account and chat processing provides the service, moderation protects it, and translation uses your consent. You may request access, correction or deletion using the contact above.
Delete your account and data
Sign in to your account, then submit the request below. It goes directly to the administrator and is completed within 30 days. Alternatively contact us by email. Deletion covers your profile, social logins, messages and uploaded media. Records required by law may be retained for the required period; backups expire on the hosting provider’s cycle.