What can be promised and what cannot

Updated 14 September 2026

Also written as explanation. A long terms page on a site with no accounts is mostly decoration, so this one sticks to the parts that could matter to somebody.

Not the room, only the door

A separate company runs the chat, on their hardware, under rules they publish themselves. What this page does is describe the category and put a door in it; everything on the far side of that door is theirs, including anything that goes wrong there.

Nothing can be promised about people

You get whoever is unoccupied in that particular second. Nothing written on a page like this one can honestly commit to anything about the individuals inside a pool it neither owns nor can query.

Your age is a claim you make

The button records a statement and checks nothing, because nothing here is capable of checking it. Calling that verification would be a lie of exactly the kind this page argues against elsewhere.

Unreviewed by design

Whatever a stranger points a camera at reaches you unseen by anybody on this side. That is a property of live random video rather than a choice made here, and no clause can undo it.

Two things are expected back

Be over eighteen, and accept the sentence above about unreviewed content. There is no third condition, and there is nothing to sign.

Revisions show as a date

When the text changes, the date at the top changes with it. Nobody is notified: there is no list here, because there is no way to join one.