Guide
Sikocam Privacy Settings: Keep Your Real Room Off Camera
The privacy settings that matter in Sikocam: what your feed shows, what it never shows, and checking before you join.

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Privacy is the reason many people install a virtual camera at all. This guide turns that promise into settings and habits, from the routine behind siko cam.
Privacy by design, in practice
The core fact is simple: apps receive the media you selected, and nothing else. Your real room, your street outside the window, the people passing behind you are never in frame, because your real camera is not the source. Keep it that way by choosing sources deliberately: a recorded corner you control beats a live view you do not.
That same discipline shapes second devices; our second device guide repeats the checks where they belong.
Your key and your sources
Your license key is a password: never share it, never screenshot it into a shared album, and store the backup copy privately as our backup guide advises. Your sources are personal media too; a feed with family photos deserves the same care as the photos themselves.
The ten second pre join check
Before any call that matters: open the preview, confirm the feed is the one you meant, confirm the edition features you expect (schedule, audio path) are the ones running, and glance at what the source shows one last time. Ten seconds, and privacy stops being a setting and becomes a habit.
Quick Answers
Can an app see my real room through Sikocam?
No. Apps receive only the media you selected as your source; your real camera is not the feed.
Should I share my license key with family?
Treat it like a password and keep it private. It is your activation and your responsibility.
What is the quickest privacy check before a call?
Open the preview and look. The preview is exactly what the other side will receive.
Are my source videos uploaded anywhere?
Your sources live on your phone as your media. Sikocam routes them to the app you are using, as your camera feed.