Welcome to the discussion on whether conducting Skype show breaks the terms of service (TOS). This topic has garnered various insights and experiences from our community members. Here's a concise summary:
- Members have shared instances where their accounts were shut down by Skype due to violations of the TOS, specifically regarding nudity and adult content.
- Questions were raised about whether conducting shows through cam sites or having a private and non-searchable Skype profile could mitigate the risk of account closure.
- It's highlighted that Skype, being affiliated with Microsoft, adheres to Microsoft's broader policies against the sharing of inappropriate content, which includes nudity.
- Some members speculated that account closures could be due to random searches by Microsoft or reports of abuse by other users.
- Concerns about the legality of using Skype for camming were expressed, along with queries on how to ensure privacy and prevent unsolicited contact.
- The potential for being falsely reported and the implications of widespread account closures on independent camming were discussed.
- Recommendations were made for how to advertise private shows without directly mentioning Skype, in light of Microsoft's policies.
This summary captures the essence of the conversation, providing insights into the challenges and considerations webcam models face when using Skype for shows.