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Community guidelines and moderation

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Wipi is a live space inside a physical place. These guidelines are our user-generated content (UGC) policy: what is allowed, what is not, and how reporting and moderation work.

1. What you publish

While present at a place you can post photos and videos (mural), a text flash (~60 s), and a walkie clip (~10 min). People present at that place can see it.

The mural keeps the latest 25 items. Do not treat Wipi as a permanent archive.

2. Not allowed

• Sexual exploitation or harassment, non-consensual nudity, any sexual content involving minors (zero tolerance).

• Hate, discrimination, harassment, stalking, threats, and gratuitous graphic violence.

• Illegal activity, drug or weapon sales, or content that exploits people.

• Spam, scams, impersonation, malware, and bypassing reports or app limits.

• Other people's personal data (phone, address, ID) without permission.

3. How to report content

Open mural media → tap ⚑ Report → confirm. It is hidden from your mural immediately.

Two reports from different people auto-hide it for everyone at the place. The organizer (Pro) can also remove it instantly and sees report counts.

4. How to hide people

In People / radar you can hide someone on this device. They no longer appear in your list. Radar starts off; only people who also turned it on are listed, and we never show distance or position.

Leaving the place ends your presence. Turning radar off hides you again.

5. What we do after a report

Automatic hide at the report threshold; removal by the place owner; staff review in serious cases (repeat abuse, illegality, risk to minors).

We may suspend or terminate accounts that break these rules. Illegal content may be referred to authorities.

6. Live stage and walkie

Live audio and video follow the same rules. The organizer can take someone off stage. Do not use walkie for harassment.

7. Contact

Questions or review requests: contato@wipi.live. Privacy: privacidade@wipi.live. Emergencies and crime: contact the police. Wipi does not replace public authorities.

Community guidelines and moderation — wipi.live