What entering commits you to
Every visit to our chat runs under the points below. Going in counts as accepting them. Each point says what applies, where, for how long and how to put things right.
Begin free; log in only if you want
Age and eligibility
Our chat admits only those who are eighteen and older. Where local law names a higher age, the higher age applies to you.
One click confirms your age before anyone appears on screen. It is a statement, not a document check, and you are the one vouching for it.
Confirming an age that is not yours breaks these terms. Your access can be limited, and whatever follows from the call is your responsibility.
The rules at a glance
| Rule | Where it applies | How long it lasts | How to put it right |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age confirmation | One click on entry, kept in your browser's local storage | Until you delete this site's stored entries in browser settings | Delete them. The age question returns at your next entry. |
| No recording of others without consent | Every call, and every copy made afterwards | As long as the copy exists | Delete the copy and stop sharing it |
| Site texts, graphics and marks | Every page here | Ongoing | Remove what you copied, or reuse only what the law allows |
| Notice of illegal content | Filed through the chat | Until a decision is sent back to you | Follow the challenge step that comes with the decision |
| Limits on access | Entry to the chat | As long as the reason for the limit stands | Use the appeal step shown with the limit |
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Recording, screenshots and other people's faces
A stranger agreed to talk with you. That is all they agreed to. Recording, screenshotting or streaming another person needs that person's clear yes first.
Sharing such material, posting it or using it to pressure someone is worse still. It can end your access, and in many places it is a legal matter too.
Compare two moments. "May I save this?" gets a yes or a no. Saving quietly gets neither, and the harm is the same either way.
Ownership of texts, graphics and faces
The wording, layouts, graphics and names on this page belong to whoever made them, or to their trademark owners. Quoting a line is fine. Copying whole pages and signing them with your own name is not.
Your own image stays with you. Being on camera lets the other person watch live; it gives them no right to keep the picture or reuse it. Their image is protected the same way.
Sending a notice about illegal content
File the notice
Write down what you saw, roughly when, and why it seems unlawful, then take it to the police or the relevant authority.
Receipt is confirmed
Once your notice arrives you are told so, in the place where you filed it.
The notice is assessed
Each notice is looked at on its own. A vague one may need more detail; a clear one moves faster.
You get the decision
You are told what was decided and why, together with the way to object if you disagree.
When access is limited, and how to appeal
Access can be limited when someone shows nudity or sexual acts to a stranger who never agreed to see them, harasses or threatens, records without consent, confirms a false age, or shares illegal material.
A limit can be short or lasting, depending on what happened and whether it happened before. Whoever is limited is told the reason.
If you think a limit is a mistake, you can appeal. The chat shows the steps at the moment the limit is applied. A wrong limit is lifted; a right one stays.
Conditions the chat sets for itself
Logging in, paying and filing a complaint are steps taken within the chat. Each is governed by the conditions shown at that step, so read them there before you continue.
Agreed? Come in
Confirm your age, let the browser use your camera and mic, and meet your first stranger.