Privacy: Storage, Analytics, Chat

Two entries, nothing more

• A gate flag, in localStorage. It records that you answered the age question, so this site doesn't ask again for 30 days. It holds no name, no email, no exact birthdate.
• A notice flag, in sessionStorage. It marks that you closed the storage notice you're reading about right now. Close the tab, and it's gone.

Nothing else lands in your browser from these pages. No third flag ever joins those two.

Nothing tracks you around this site

There's no visitor counter, no tracking beacon and no advertising cookie set by any page here. There's also no newsletter box and no comment form asking for an email, so this site holds nothing about you to correct or delete later.

The chat window runs on its own rules

Tap through and a different company handles the call itself, plus any payment made inside it, under its own storage and billing terms. This site's own code has no window into that space and never sees your video, your messages or your card.

Its own privacy notice says it collects the IP address and an approximate location a call connects from, plus data your browser hands over. That same notice adds that random screenshots taken during a call sit on file for 90 days, and a call itself may be kept to check against its rules. Reaching a match takes a working microphone and lens, its sign-in screen says. Read that notice in full before dialling in; this page only speaks for what this site itself does.

Corrections happen by recheck, not by mail

There's no inbox here for flagging an error. Instead, every claim on this site, about the chat and about the handful of other services it mentions, gets checked again straight from those services' own published pages, and each fact keeps a note of when that check last happened. Past 120 days a fact still shows that note; past a year it drops off the page until somebody looks again.

Who writes and rechecks this site sits on the about page; what the chat promises, and doesn't, is spelled out on the terms page.