Codes you see when removed from a room (J, B)

Codes in a room (J)

• J-21 Removed for an impossible action → You can appeal. Include your name, the date and time, the room code and your friend code (don’t write your real name).
• J-22 Removed after it happened twice → This can also happen on an unstable connection. You can appeal.
• J-51 Removed for hurtful words → If the word meant something else, for example, contact us with the word and the date and time. We’ll fix the word list.
• J-52 Removed for flooding the chat → Check that you aren’t using a tool that sends messages automatically.
• J-61 The host removed you → Only the host can undo what the host decided. Please ask the host.
• J-81 You’re restricted on this host’s PC → Don’t rejoin the same room. If you think it’s a mistake, contact us.
• J-91 You have a shared ban → You can appeal. Once lifted, you can join from the next time each host starts the game.

Codes in the game or Client (B)

• B-91 Your access to this game is restricted → While a shared ban lasts, you can’t create online rooms with PocketRoles or join rooms that use shared bans. It isn’t a ban on your Among Us account. To appeal, include “Your code” shown on screen and your in-game name. Plain Among Us from Steam works as usual.

How codes map to the rules

Articles of the Play Rules and their codes: Article 2 → J-21, J-22 / Article 5 → J-51, J-52 / Article 6 → J-61 / Article 8 → J-21, J-22, J-81 / Article 9 → J-91, B-91.

To appeal, see How to appeal. For other codes, see the error code list.