Dangerous stunt or challenge by non-professionals
Snapchat may leave the video out of recommendations, so fewer people see it.
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What triggers it
Non-professionals doing stunts or 'challenges' that could cause injury, illness, death or property damage.
What Snapchat says
“These Recommendation Eligibility Guidelines deny amplification to content that depicts dangerous activities performed by non-professionals, such as stunts or “challenges” that could result in injury, illness, death, harm, or property...”
We last checked this against Snapchat's page on .
How to fix it
Don't post amateur dangerous stunts; show safety measures or use professional footage with context.
Good to know
Roof-jumping, car surfing, fire stunts, choking or ingestion challenges, Snapping while driving. Professional athletes and stunt performers in controlled settings are not the target.
Can FYProof spot it?
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Related Snapchat rules
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