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Managing your Viewer profile on KICK

Your KICK profile is how you appear to other Viewers, Chatters, and Streamers. This guide walks you through how to set up and update your profile, and explains how privacy works on KICK today.

Updating your profile

Your profile is the first thing people see when they click your username. To customise it:

  1. Click your avatar in the top right corner

  2. Go to your account settings

  3. Open the profile section

From here, you can update:

- Profile picture: A small image that appears next to your username

- Display name: What other users see when you appear in chat or on a channel, it can be change each 60 days if you want.

- About section: A short bio where you can share a little about yourself

- Connected social media: Links to your social profiles, if you want to share them

For a more detailed walkthrough, see How to Update Your Profile.

💡 Think carefully about what you share publicly. Information on your profile is visible to anyone on KICK, including people you do not know.

How privacy works on KICK

KICK does not currently offer dedicated privacy settings or controls. There is no separate privacy tab in your account settings, and there is no activity feed or option to hide your subscriptions, follows, or watch history.

This means:

- Your username and profile information are publicly visible

- Channels you follow and subscribe to are not displayed on your profile

- Your watch history is not shared with other users

- Your account settings, payment information, and email remain private

We are aware that more granular privacy controls are valuable, and feedback on this topic is welcome through our Support Team.

Tools available to protect yourself

While KICK does not currently have privacy settings as a dedicated category, you do have tools to manage your interactions with other users.

Block and report

You can block users who are bothering you, and report users for breaking our Community Guidelines.

For full details, see Blocking, muting, and reporting other users on KICK.

Channel-level moderation

If you are a Streamer, you have a much wider set of tools to control who can interact with your channel — including chat modes, banned words, time-outs, and bans.

See How to Moderate Your KICK Chat for the full set of controls.

Mute Chatters in your view

If a Chatter is sending messages you do not want to see, you can mute them. Muting hides their messages from your chat view only — other Viewers still see them.

See Blocking, muting, and reporting other users on KICK for how to mute.

Account security

While privacy controls are limited on KICK today, account security is something you can fully control:

- Use a strong, unique password that you do not reuse on other sites

- Enable Two-Factor Authentication to protect your account from unauthorised access

- Be cautious of phishing attempts — KICK will never ask you for your password by email or chat

For full setup, see:

- How to enable Two-Factor Authentication

- Account Safety at KICK

What is visible to others

A summary of what other users on KICK can see about you:

Information

Visible to others?

Your username

Yes

Your profile picture

Yes

Your About section

Yes

Your connected social media (if linked)

Yes

Your subscriber badges (in channels you sub to)

Yes

Channels you follow

No

Channels you subscribe to

No

Your watch history

No

Your account email

No

Your payment information

No

Still need help?

If you have questions about your profile or how privacy works on KICK, contact our Support Team at [email protected]. Please include:

- Your KICK username

- A description of your question

For account security or compromised account issues, contact [email protected].

Related articles

- How to Update Your Profile

- Blocking, muting, and reporting other users on KICK

- Account Safety at KICK

- How to enable Two-Factor Authentication

- Account recovery: lost email, hacked account, and getting back in

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