A live feed cannot be reviewed before it goes out, which is the whole difference. Everything else you send here is read by a person first; a broadcast is not. That is why it needs an account, and why we agree to it in advance rather than on request.
You are responsible for everything the camera sees and hears while it is running — passers-by, conversations nearby, music playing in the background, and anything visible that should not be.
Do not point a camera at people who have not agreed to it, at the inside of somebody’s property, at security, customs or military installations, or at anything a sign forbids photographing.
We can stop a broadcast at any moment, and we will if any of the above happens. A feed that is stopped twice is not restored.
The technical side is ordinary: you publish to us over RTMP or SRT, and viewers receive HLS. We give you an address and a key once your request is approved. The key is yours alone and must not be shared.