Privacy Notice

Last updated: October 16, 2026

In short: this site keeps no member profiles, counts no visitors, rents no space to ad networks and drops no cookies of its own. A website cannot run without leaving a few technical marks, so each of them is named below. One part is run by someone else – the live chat that appears in the video frame once you press Start.

1. Hosting logs

Pages travel to you through the network of Cloudflare, Inc. While doing so, and while filtering out attacks, it handles your IP address and the approximate place that address points to, what kind of browser and device you use, when you asked and which page you wanted. The same approximate place decides whether your region receives the embedded chat, only a plain partner link, or nothing at all. We do not turn these details into profiles, and Cloudflare deals with them under its own privacy terms.

2. The age answer in your browser

Answering Yes to the age question leaves a local storage note named mwo-age-answer in your browser. It holds the moment you answered and nothing more, which is why later visits skip the question. The note is good for 30 days: past that age it gets thrown out on your next visit to a start page, and the question comes back. It stays on your device, never reaches us and also disappears when you wipe this site’s stored data. It exists only so the age question works, and nothing else is stored, so you will see no cookie banner.

3. Contact form messages

The contact form keeps the topic you pick, the words you write and – if you fill it in – an email for our reply. These entries rest in a small KV database under our Cloudflare login. No mail company, form service or puzzle-check company handles it on the way. We open them in order to answer, or to act on a copyright or data request. Each one erases itself after a year, or sooner if you ask.

4. The embedded chat (Coomeet)

While you read, nothing from the chat company loads. Your Yes to the age question plus a tap on Start are both needed before your browser fetches the chat program from Coomeet, via space.coomeet.com and other Coomeet machines. From that point your browser exchanges data with Coomeet without us in the middle: at minimum your IP address and device details, plus whatever you allow: your webcam image, your voice and the lines you type. Coomeet may store its own notes in your browser as well. It decides about that data on its own, under its own policy and terms; none of the video, audio or chat lines is routed via our servers. Our partner code rides along so Coomeet can pay us a commission, and that code reveals nothing personal. For the EU, the EEA and the UK, as well as US states that passed age-verification laws, the chat is never embedded – the page shows a simple link instead, which passes through /video-start on this site to Coomeet’s website.

5. Partner links

A link that leads to a cam service can carry a referral code, so the service knows the visit came from us. The code tells nobody who you are. From the moment you land on that service, its own data policy, price list and age gate apply.

6. Your rights (California and beyond)

Ask us which details about you exist here, have them fixed or wiped, or object to how they are used. Under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, Californians may do all of this; comparable rights exist for residents of other US states, of the EU and of the UK through their respective laws. Nothing about you is sold here or handed on for advertising that follows you across sites, and using a right never puts you at a disadvantage. Write through the contact form; the reply arrives within 45 days.

7. Children

Minors are not welcome on this site, and we never set out to gather details about them. Should you find out that a minor has used the contact form, tell us and that message gets deleted.

8. Changes

Any change in the way we treat data shows up here first, together with a new “Last updated” date at the top.