Community Guidelines

Effective and last updated: 29 July 2026

Bibbi Appverse should encourage people to create, experiment, remix and have fun. These rules are deliberately focused on preventing serious harm and abuse—not on limiting harmless creativity.

Create freely, but responsibly

We welcome games, quizzes, stories, utilities, unusual experiments, satire, fan creativity and new app formats. Content does not need to be polished or mainstream. However, creators must respect law, safety, other people’s rights and platform integrity.

Not allowed

Illegal or dangerous activity: tools or instructions primarily intended to facilitate serious wrongdoing, unauthorised access, malware, phishing, fraud, weapon construction or evasion of law enforcement.
Sexual exploitation: any sexual content involving minors, grooming, coercion, non-consensual intimate imagery or sexual extortion.
Hate and targeted abuse: dehumanising attacks, threats or harassment directed at protected groups or identifiable people.
Violence and threats: credible threats, glorification of real-world mass violence, or graphic material posted primarily to shock or celebrate harm.
Privacy violations: doxxing, credential collection, stalking, unauthorised surveillance or publishing sensitive personal data.
Deception: impersonation, fake official services, misleading payment flows, fabricated endorsements or apps designed to trick users into unsafe actions.
Copyright and access-control abuse: unauthorised copyrighted uploads, DRM circumvention, paywall bypassing or stream-ripping tools.
Platform manipulation: bots, artificial engagement, ad fraud, spam, quota evasion, malicious scraping or attempts to escape the app sandbox.

Restricted or context-sensitive content

Some content may be allowed with appropriate framing, age controls or reduced distribution, including mature humour, fictional violence, political persuasion, health information and financial education. The platform may add labels or distribution limits rather than removing content when that adequately reduces risk.

Download tools

Download utilities may handle public direct files that the user owns or has permission to access. Apps must not bypass DRM, authentication, paywalls or technical protections, and must not send another person’s cookies or credentials to third parties.

AI-generated content

AI generation does not remove creator responsibility. Review generated output before publishing. Do not present fictional output as verified fact where that could cause meaningful harm. Label synthetic or altered media when omission would materially mislead users.

Enforcement

Possible actions include warnings, labels, reduced distribution, feature restrictions, removal, temporary suspension or account termination. We consider severity, context, intent, history, likelihood of harm and whether a creator cooperates in fixing the issue.

Immediate action may be taken for urgent safety, security or legal risks. Where appropriate, users may appeal through Contact.

Reporting

Use the Report button on an app for content-specific concerns. Include the exact problem and relevant context. For privacy, copyright, legal or appeal matters, use the contact form. Reports receive a reference number.