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Do some models do Google Hangouts shows?
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I'm not very familiar with Google Hangouts, but I don't think I've ever heard of a cam girl doing a show on it. I figure if they're willing to do that, they could just do one big Skype show with multiple viewers all at once (after accepting payment from each member), or just cam on a public chat area like MyFreeCams, or Cams free chat.
Now if you're referring to models who just wanna hang out and relax with members (not have to worry about cam scores), does MFC still have that feature where models can go on their premium and open up a hangout room or whatever?
Now if you're referring to models who just wanna hang out and relax with members (not have to worry about cam scores), does MFC still have that feature where models can go on their premium and open up a hangout room or whatever?
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Lorelei
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I did a literal "hangout" on Google Hangouts once, back in 2014. MFC crashed hard on the night of a show I'd hyped and a bunch of regs had turned out for it... we didn't do anything sexy and I didn't get any tips from that hour of hanging, but it was a small consolation for my loyal regs.
Edited to add that I would not do an actual "show" on Google Hangouts, having the payment be offsite just seems messy and I don't trust the platform to be fully reliable.
Edited to add that I would not do an actual "show" on Google Hangouts, having the payment be offsite just seems messy and I don't trust the platform to be fully reliable.
Against Google TOS / Content Policy.
Surprisingly, Skype has nothing in their terms that blocks shows. That's why Skype shows are a thing and plugins such as SkyPrivate can actually exist. Kind of shocked at Microsoft for it and wouldn't be surprised if someday that all comes to an end.
Surprisingly, Skype has nothing in their terms that blocks shows. That's why Skype shows are a thing and plugins such as SkyPrivate can actually exist. Kind of shocked at Microsoft for it and wouldn't be surprised if someday that all comes to an end.
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NoelleBright
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I do google hangouts all the time.
Never for shows though, it's usually just for hanging out or to facilitate a group gaming night with my regs.
Never for shows though, it's usually just for hanging out or to facilitate a group gaming night with my regs.
Do you have a link for that? I can't find a ToS for Hangouts itself (the chat app/service), only one for Hangouts on Air (live-streaming chat from the Hangouts app with automatic archival to youtube) and only on that one there's the ban on adult content.
Looks like @Guy is on-top of it. Just kind of something I know off the top of my head. I'm an SEO, [very horrible] SEM, YouTube publisher and monetizing some sites via AdSense (when affiliate marketing isn't a good fit) Kind of just know what is fair game or off-limits when it comes to Google.
Search and Blogspot (surprisingly enough) are the only two Google products where adult content is acceptable. Blogspot is highly regulated too. Google doesn't like people monetizing adult Blogspot blogs. Hell, Google kind of frowns on any kind of monetization outside of AdSense for that matter, which kind of makes sense, I guess.
They don't even allow adult sites for AdWords, although it seems that camming is a gray area. Either that or money talks louder than rules.
Hangouts is highly integrated into Google+ and G+ has a zero-tolerance policy with nudity and highly sexual content. Doesn't mean that people don't use it in that way. Can only fly under the radar for so long though.
[EDIT] Taking a second to read over the link @Guy shared, looks like Blogspot might not be accepting adult blogs anymore either. One of the reasons I always advise against relying on any kind of hosted blogging platform for adult web presences. Never know when a TOS change will make your site non-compliant and leave you looking for an alternative. Better to just pay the couple bucks per month for hosting and build it on something self-hosted.
And in 2012 Google took away the ability to turn off safe search in Google Images.
http://www.webpronews.com/google-preventing-u-s-users-from-disabling-safesearch-2012-12/
That is the Google+ policies which only explicitly cover Hangouts on Air as I mentioned before. There's no clear policy for Hangouts (the 1:1 or 1:few) messaging product, which is a completely separate beast. Hangouts on Air as I said has those limitations due to the broadcast nature of the product, which the normal Hangouts doesn't have.
Partially correct: they announced it but after all the internal and external backlash, they rolled back that change a few days later, just check on - https://www.blogger.com/content.g?hl=en and http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/27/8119553/blogger-adult-content-ban-reversed .
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