How do I pause, revoke, or take down my Creator Cast likeness?
You can pause, revoke, or take down your Creator Cast likeness at any time. Pausing stops new submissions while keeping your likeness intact. Revoking removes your likeness from use so no new clips can be made with it. A takedown lets you pull content. Pause and Revoke are buttons on your identity card in Stream Setup → Identity & access — the Pause button turns into Resume while paused — and you can reach for them whenever you want, without setting up again or contacting anyone first.
What is the difference between pause, revoke, and takedown?
- Pause stops new fan-clip submissions for now. Your likeness stays in place, and you can resume later.
- Revoke removes your likeness from active use. New clips can no longer be made with it.
- Takedown is how you pull content you no longer want associated with your stream.
Use pause when you want a break, revoke when you want to stop entirely, and takedown when specific content needs to come down.
What happens to in-flight submissions when I pause or revoke?
The key thing to remember: nothing reaches your stream without you approving and sending it. So in-flight submissions sitting in your review queue cannot appear on stream on their own. When you pause, no new submissions come in; when you revoke, your likeness is pulled from active use. Either way, anything still waiting in the queue has not been shown unless you already sent it — and once you pause or revoke, those queued clips are not going on stream by themselves.
When should I use a takedown?
Use a takedown when there is specific content you need removed, rather than just stopping future submissions. Pausing and revoking control what happens next; a takedown addresses content that already exists. Fan-filed reports about a submission land in Stream Setup → Reports; a reported submission is automatically removed from your stream surfaces while it waits for your decision to close the report or restore it. For content you spot yourself, skip or remove it from the review queue.
Does revoking delete my capture data?
Setup already deletes your raw capture frames once your likeness is built — see setting up your likeness. For broader data-removal requests, PrismPoster supports data subject access requests; start from the privacy choices page or read the privacy policy. If you need help, contact support or email support@prismposter.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
If I pause, do clips already in my queue get shown?
No. Pausing stops new submissions, and queued clips never appear on stream unless you approve and send them. Pausing does not auto-send anything.
Is revoking permanent?
Revoking removes your likeness from active use so new clips can no longer be made with it. If you want to use Creator Cast again later, you would set your likeness back up. To pull existing content, use a takedown.
How fast can I pause submissions?
Pause is a control on your own likeness, so you can apply it whenever you need to. It stops new fan-clip submissions while keeping your likeness intact.