Terms for an adults-only video chat
Entering this chat comes with a handful of conditions, plain enough to read while a coffee cools: grown-ups only, certain things kept out of the picture, anything illegal flagged on the spot, and pages that remember almost nothing about their visitors. Trying costs nothing; more minutes and fuller features are bought within the chat itself, which displays its own conditions at checkout.
Hanging up mid-sentence is allowed, always
Kept in the browser, line by line
| What | Where | How long | How to remove |
|---|---|---|---|
| What was clicked on the 18+ check | A cookie | 180 days, after which the prompt returns | Delete the site's cookies through the browser's cookie controls, or wait the 180 days out |
| Whether the small data notice was dismissed | Browser storage, this device only | Until the visitor deletes it | Clear this site's entry through the browser's menu for site data |
Age: one click, real consequences
The chat starts with a prompt about age that is answered by a single click, and the answer weighs more than the speed of the click suggests. The minimum age is 18, higher wherever local law insists. A click does not check identity, which is exactly why honesty on the part of the clicker matters. Picture, as an example, a late-evening click made while half-reading a pizza menu on the other screen: the answer still counts, so the menu can wait one second longer.
Lying on that prompt breaches these terms from the first click. Whoever did it has no right to be in the chat, can be removed or blocked as the chat's conditions provide, and answers for whatever follows from the claim. After 180 days the cookie lapses and the prompt reappears, patient as ever.
Things left out of the picture
Content that is illegal where the visitor or the other person lives, from abuse imagery to threats of violence
Harassment, hate, and pressure on someone to do what they have already declined
Recording, capturing or passing on another person's call without their agreement
Posing as somebody else, or asking people for money
Entering under 18, or helping someone under 18 past the age prompt
Whatever else the community rules add; that page carries the detail
Illegal content: flagged where it happens
Anything illegal that turns up mid-call, whether abuse imagery, a threat, or an extortion attempt dressed up as friendliness, is flagged where it appears: inside the chat, through whatever reporting it offers, under the conditions shown there. A call gone wrong is a poor moment for paperwork, so the sensible order is to leave first and flag in the same minute.
Blackmail over pictures gets a separate page, what to do if threatened, and a visitor blocked by mistake will find the route on the appeals page. Where someone is in danger right now, local emergency numbers come before any website.
Law, disputes and who decides
Which country's law governs these terms, and where a dispute would be heard, belongs to the owner of the chat to decide; guessing is no substitute, so no court and no jurisdiction is named on this page. Rights that a visitor's own country grants by law, consumer rights around payments above all, remain exactly as they are.
Subscriptions renew monthly, and the switch that stops automatic renewal sits in the settings of the account. In practice, a dispute over a block or a payment is settled under the rules that appeared on screen at that step.
Odd corners of the terms
Do these terms follow a visitor onto another site?
No. They cover this site and its chat; pages reached through an outbound link have terms of their own.
Does an account have to exist for the call to begin?
No. Logging in is up to the visitor; extra minutes, if ever wanted, are sold at checkout under the conditions presented at that point.
What if a subscription renews and the visitor has changed their mind?
Renewal happens month by month. Turning automatic renewal off in the account before the next date stops it from continuing.
Outbound links, and who answers for them
Official help organisations are the only outside destinations these pages point to, for instance the FBI's internet crime complaint centre at IC3. Such sites belong to other people, with their own content, rules and opening hours; this site answers for its own pages, not for whatever appears behind a link once it has been followed.
Enough fine print for one evening
Adults who made it this far can head for the camera: the age check comes first, then the question of who is stepping in, then the camera itself.
One stranger, one evening, no awkward goodbyes
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