How we handle your data
Nothing here follows you from page to page: no sign-up, no statistics tools, no ad trackers. Only two small entries end up in your browser, and the table below names both.
Each conversation is you and one stranger
Does this site keep anything about me?
Almost nothing. Two entries, shown below.
Neither contains your name or anything that points to who you are.
Compare the two entries.
| Entry | What it records | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|
| Age answer | How you replied to the 18+ question at the entrance | Until you wipe this site's saved data |
| Notice mark | That you hid the message about saved entries | Until you wipe this site's saved data |
Is anything passed on to advertisers or trackers?
No. No ad or measurement code runs on these pages.
Nobody receives data from them, because nothing is sent anywhere.
When do the saved entries disappear?
Only when you delete them. Nothing expires on its own.
One sweep through the browser's privacy settings removes both together.
Once both are gone, your next visit starts over: age question first, then the note about saved entries.
Is the connection to this site protected?
Every page is delivered through an encrypted HTTPS link, which keeps outsiders from reading the traffic.
That lowers risk, never to zero. No one can promise absolute security.
Protect your own side with a few habits.
Open the site through its https address and look for the padlock.
Keep your browser and your device updated.
Switch to private browsing when the device is shared.
Keep your address and workplace out of any conversation.
Which rights apply to residents of Europe and Britain?
Rights include access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection.
Since these pages hold nothing linked to you, we have no record to retrieve or amend.
Both browser entries are yours to remove whenever you like.
Which authority handles a complaint?
A supervisory authority deals with data complaints.
British residents can turn to the Information Commissioner's Office; EU residents, to the data protection body in their own country.
Which rights do Californians have?
Californians may learn what is gathered, request deletion, stop their data from being sold or shared, and expect equal treatment afterward.
These pages sell no data and pass none to advertisers, so a refusal could not change anything.
Deleting means clearing browser data. Exercising a right never changes how you are treated.
Switch on the camera when it suits you.
For adults 18+. Free to try, and a sign-up is never required to get going.
One stranger, one camera, any browser
Settle into the video chat