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Revision as of 23:32, 12 February 2026
Los sistemas de Confianza y seguridad[1] en VRChat están diseñados para proteger a los usuarios de personas molestas, contenido inapropiado y para mejorar la experiencia general en VRChat.
El proceso interno de moderación de VRChat se basa en los términos de servicio de VRChat y en las normas de la comunidad de VRChat. Todas las acciones de moderación se interpretan y evalúan de acuerdo con estos documentos, que sirven como la referencia absoluta para todo el contenido y comportamiento esperados en la plataforma.
Normas
Las Template:Enlace VRC de VRChat ofrecen una interpretación accesible de las Condiciones del Servicio y se aplican a situaciones no contempladas en ellas. Estas directrices son un recurso valioso para los usuarios que navegan por la plataforma.
Las Template:Enlace VRC de VRChat ofrecen información detallada sobre el contenido de mundo y avatar. También proporcionan directrices para los usuarios de VRChat que crean contenido de vídeo para plataformas como YouTube y Twitch. Estas directrices incluyen advertencias sobre el contenido para diversos medios dentro de VRChat.
Seguridad Personal
Las funciones de seguridad de VRChat son un aspecto crucial de la plataforma. Ofrecen numerosas funciones para que todos tengan una experiencia segura y personalizable. Puedes configurar ajustes de seguridad avanzados en la sección Configuración. Consulta el artículo Configuración para obtener más información.
Niveles de Seguridad (Escudos)== 
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Los niveles de escudo son una de las primeras líneas de protección al conocer nuevos usuarios, sus avatares y otro contenido. Activan o desactivan ciertas funciones según el Rango de confianza del usuario o su avatar.
Hay varias configuraciones predefinidas que los usuarios pueden seleccionar en la configuración de Nivel de Escudo: Máximo, Normal, Ninguno y Personalizado. Se puede acceder a ellas rápidamente en el Menú Rápido. Al pulsar el botón Modo Seguro "
" en la esquina inferior derecha del Menú Rápido, se activará instantáneamente el nivel de escudo máximo.
Para los nuevos usuarios, se recomienda usar la configuración "Normal" o "Máxima" para comenzar. Si desea ver el avatar de otro usuario sin restricciones de escudo, puede seleccionarlo con el Menú Rápido abierto y seleccionar "Mostrar Avatar", indicado por el icono de un ojo en la sección "Visualización de Avatar".
Usar un nivel de escudo Personalizado permite configurar cómo se restringirá a un usuario de cada rango de confianza. Esto se puede cambiar en la sección "Nivel de Escudo" de la configuración.
Aquí hay una lista de opciones disponibles para personalizar:
| Nombre de la opción | Característica impactada |
|---|---|
| Voz | Usuario |
| *Portales | Avatares |
| Iconos de Usuarios | Inventario |
| Imágenes personalizadas [note 1] | |
| Dron | |
| Audio | Avatares |
| Luces y Partículas | |
| Shaders | |
| Animaciones Personalizadas | |
| Emojis Animados | Inventario |
- ↑ Las imágenes personalizadas incluyen elementos de Inventario, como emojis personalizados, opciones para compartir, impresiones y pegatinas
Hay varios ajustes preestablecidos disponibles según las preferencias del usuario en cuanto a seguridad y comodidad.
Seguridad Máxima== 
==
Este ajuste preestablecido es el más seguro y solo permite habilitar todas las funciones para amigos. Es ideal para quienes recién llegan o para espacios públicos desconocidos.
| Opción de Nombre | Visitante | New User | User | Known User | Trusted User | Friends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice | On | On | On | On | On | On |
| Avatar | Off | Off | Off | |||
| User Icons | ||||||
| Custom Images | ||||||
| Drone | ||||||
| Audio | Off | Off | ||||
| Lights & Particles | ||||||
| Shaders | ||||||
| Custom Animations | ||||||
| Animated Emojis |
====Normal Safety
====
This preset is suitable for everyday use.
| Option Name | Visitor | New User | User | Known User | Trusted User | Friends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice | On | On | On | On | On | On |
| Avatar | ||||||
| User Icons | ||||||
| Custom Images | ||||||
| Drone | ||||||
| Audio | Off | Off | Off | |||
| Lights & Particles | Off | |||||
| Shaders | ||||||
| Custom Animations | On | On | ||||
| Animated Emojis | Off | Off |
====No Safety
====
Use this preset with caution. It disables most safety features regardless of Trust Rank. Users who use this shield may risk being affected by bad actors attempting to crash players.
====Custom Safety
====
Users can set up their own safety settings based on the features one wants to enable or disable.
icon is at the bottom-right of the Quick Menu ===Safe Mode
===
If a user feels overwhelmed or is experiencing extreme lag, an emergency Safe Mode "
" button is accessible at any time in the Quick Menu. This feature disables most avatars, users' voices, and anything that can cause lag or be the source of an emergency. Performance should return to a usable state while in Safe Mode. Friends are not affected by Safe Mode. While in Safe Mode, all avatars, with the exception of friends, will change into a limb-less version of the >Robot avatar, until Safe Mode is disabled.
Safe Mode can also be quickly activated by pressing both triggers and both Quick Menu buttons at the same time in VR, or by pressing Shift + Esc at the same time on a keyboard.
To exit Safe Mode, open the Quick Menu and click the Safe Mode button again. Alternatively, click the Go Home button to leave the instance.
| Option Name | Visitor | New User | User | Known User | Trusted User | Friends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice | Off | Off | Off | Off | Off | On |
| Avatar | ||||||
| User Icons | ||||||
| Custom Images | ||||||
| Drone | ||||||
| Audio | ||||||
| Lights & Particles | ||||||
| Shaders | ||||||
| Custom Animations | ||||||
| Animated Emojis |
User moderation tools
VRChat relies on self-moderation to handle most cases involving users, worlds, avatars, and groups. VRChat offers personal moderation tools for user's to use at their own discretion to curate their experience through methods of muting, blocking, hiding, and reporting.
Managing users
There are various tools to be able to manage users around you. You can select users to moderate, that are present in the instance with you, or pre-emptively moderate users by searching their username in the Search tab of the Main Menu. It's also possible to browse users in the Recently Seen section on the Social tab of the Main Menu and manage further actions.
====Muting a user
====
When a user is being annoying or too loud, select that user to lower their microphone volume or mute them entirely. If you are in the same instance as a user you muted, they will be able to see a "deafened" indicator 
over your nameplate, signaling that you have muted them.
Alternatively, you can decrease their volume, to a minimum of 5% volume, which will not have any indicators.
Muting a user's chatbox
If a user is annoying you with their chatbox, select that user, scroll down and click the User Chatbox button to mute their chatbox. When the user's chatbox is muted, their manual typing indictor will be red, and messages they send will not be shown.
====Blocking a user
====
Should the user continue to be annoying, you can block them. This will prevent you from seeing the user, and they will not be able to see you. A user will be unable to tell that you have blocked them unless they have moderation capabilities for the instance. You can browse your list of blocked users, by going to the Social tab of the Main Menu and scrolling down to Blocked, to either report or unblock them.
Note: Any global Udon scripts or prefabs may still network your presence globally, including to users blocked.
====Reporting a user
====
If necessary, you can report a user, by selecting them or searching their name, and reporting their specific behavior. When a report is submitted, the user is flagged to the VRChat Trust & Safety team, who may take further action. To protect user privacy, the results of any moderation actions will not be disclosed to the reporter.
====Kicking a user
====
A user can be evicted from an instance, by initiating a vote-kick prompt. Everybody in the instance, with a Trust Rank of New User or above, will receive a notification with options for "yes" or "no" regarding the vote-kick on the user. If a majority of users in the instance vote "yes", then the disruptive user will be disconnected from the instance and will be unable to re-join for one hour.
Users who can moderate an instance, can skip the vote-kick process, and remove a user at will. In group instances, users who have administrative permissions also have the option to immediately kick or ban somebody from a group or instance, pre-emptively barring them from any future instances hosted by the group.
===Managing avatars
===
It is also possible to curate the avatars around you. You can use options, like showing, hiding, globally hiding, or reporting avatars.
Showing, hiding, and blocking an avatar
If an avatar is causing annoyance or performance issues, you can hide the avatar itself. You can also globally hide an avatar, which blocks the avatar by its blueprint ID; preventing you from seeing it again, even if another user uses it.
Avatars may be shown or hidden to you, based on your shield level, and your avatar performance preferences. You can change these preferences, using your Settings.
Showing an avatar
When selecting a user, it's possible to show another version of their avatar by clicking on the "Eye" icon of the Avatar Display section. This will change a fallback, impostor, or shielded version of their avatar into the fully rendered version of the avatar that they are using.
Hiding an avatar
By clicking on the "slashed eye" icon, on the Avatar Display section, it will change any variant of the avatar they are using, to a version of a leg-less variant of a Robot, called Utility BLOCKED.
Globally hiding an avatar
Choosing Globally Hide Avatar will blacklist the avatar's blueprint ID, and you will be unable to see the avatar when anybody changes into it. This is the equivalent of "blocking" an avatar.
Note: If a friend is using an avatar that you have globally hidden, it may display for you. Changing their avatar visibility to "Shielded avatar" will hide the globally hidden avatar for you.
=====Shielded avatar
=====
The "Shield" icon on the Avatar Display section of the user menu, will revert their avatar to a variant set by your safety shield, and avatar performance preferences.
====Reporting an avatar
====
This option should be selected to report any content that is retained on an avatar. Clicking View Avatar Details after selecting a user can be done, to report an avatar. If there is uncertainty if the content violates Community Guidelines, please consider flagging a 'Content Warning' when reporting the avatar instead, or if the content warning isn't properly declared.
===Managing groups
===
Groups may be overwhelming, but there are a few ways to manage your experience with different VRChat groups. These methods can involve reporting or blocking groups, unsubscribing from group announcements, or hiding group banners from nameplates.
====Reporting a group
====
By searching for a group, or by browsing through a user's group list - you can report a Group that violates Community Guidelines, when on the group page to VRChat Trust & Safety.
====Blocking a group
====
When receiving an invitation to a group, you can block a group from soliciting you any further invite notifications. However, you will still be able to see the banner on users' nameplates.
Unsubscribing from announcements
If you are part of a group, and you do not wish to see notifications for announcements or posts, you can navigate to the group's page, go to the Settings cog at the top right, and click Unsubscribe From Announcements. To re-enable announcements, go back to the group's page and choose Subscribe To Announcements.
Disabling group banners on nameplates
It is possible to stop group banners from showing up on nameplates.
- Navigate to the User Interface tab of the Main Menu. Under the Nameplate section, you can disable the toggle for Show Group Banner.
- Alternatively, by opening the Action Menu, you can navigate to Options, where there is a sub-menu for Nameplates. From there, you can disable Group Banners.
=== Reporting a world
===
Most worlds are not going to contain content that violates Community Guidelines. All worlds that are uploaded are placed through a Community Labs program first before being made publicly available. However, should one find content in a world that may be deemed uncomfortable, a world can be reported. If there is uncertainty if the content violates Community Guidelines, please consider flagging a 'Content Warning' when reporting the world instead.
Reporting an instance
When browsing instances in the world menu, or if you're participating in an instance, and content within an instance is violating Community Guidelines, an instance can be reported with the report button.
Instance moderation
Instance Moderator actions are available when you are the owner of an instance, or the owner, moderator, admin of a group instance. They allow you to moderate your instance by the following methods...
User actions
You can select a user, and choose among the following moderation choices:
Warn User: Send the user a message telling them they have been warned.
Kick User: Remove the user from the instance. They will not be able to join for 1 hour.
Force Mic Off: Mute the user's microphone. The user can unmute their microphone freely.
Ban From Group: Bans the selected user from the group that owns the instance. The user will be unable to join group instances from that group and won't be able to join that group.
Instance toggles
By clicking the "Here" tab on the Quick Menu, instance moderators can toggle the following objects at will, for all users in the instance:
- Emojis
- Stickers
- Sharing Pedestals
- Prints
- Camera Drones
- Items
Official resources
General VRChat resources
- Safety and Trust System on docs.vrchat.com
- Community Guidelines on hello.vrchat.com
- Terms of Service on hello.vrchat.com
Help website resources
- VRChat Help Desk on help.vrchat.com
- Safety Guides in VRChat on help.vrchat.com
- Trust & Safety Reporting Changes (January 2026)
- Safety Resources: For Players
- Safety Resources: For Parents and Guardians
- VRChat Crisis Resource
Help website articles
See also
Rules and Guidelines
VRChat platform articles
References
- ↑ 'Sistema de confianza y seguridad de VRChat' en docs.vrchat.com; consultado el 23 de diciembre de 2024.
