Privacy Statement

Last updated: October 19, 2026

Short version: this guide has no user accounts, no analytics and no ad networks, and we set no cookies ourselves. A handful of technical data is unavoidable to deliver a website, and we describe every piece of it below. One part comes from an outside provider: the live chat window you can open with the Start button.

1. The hosting provider sees basic request data

Pages are delivered through Cloudflare, Inc. To serve and protect the site, Cloudflare processes your IP address, the approximate region it belongs to, your browser and device type, the time of the request and the address you opened. We use this only to keep the site running and to block abuse, and we do not build profiles from it. Cloudflare handles that data under its own privacy policy.

2. One entry in your browser for the age check

Answer the age question with yes and a local storage entry named mws_gate, holding a timestamp, stays in your browser. Purpose: sparing you the same question on each new page. Duration: 30 days, after which the page removes it and the prompt returns. No personal details are in it, it never travels to us, and it disappears sooner whenever you wipe this site's stored data in the browser settings. We set no cookies of our own.

3. Messages you send us

The contact form stores your message, the topic you picked and, only if you enter one, a reply address. The data sits in storage inside our own Cloudflare account. There is no third-party form tool, mail provider or captcha company in between. We read messages to answer them or to handle DMCA and privacy requests. Entries are deleted automatically after twelve months, earlier on request.

4. The chat window on /connect/ (Coomeet)

The Start button opens our page /connect/. Only there, and only after you have confirmed that you are an adult, your browser loads a chat application from Coomeet (space.coomeet.com and further Coomeet servers). From that moment your browser exchanges data directly with Coomeet: at least your IP address, device and browser data and, only if you allow it in your browser, your camera and microphone streams and anything you type. Coomeet may also store its own entries in your browser. Coomeet processes this data as an independent provider under its own privacy policy and terms; we do not receive the video, sound or messages. The chat carries our partner code so Coomeet can pay us a commission; it tells us nothing about who you are. In the EU, the EEA, the UK and US states with age-verification laws we do not load the chat at all and only show a link to the Coomeet website, which runs through our own address /live-now.

5. When you leave for a cam site

Links to third-party cam sites can include a referral code so that site knows we sent you. The code tells us nothing about who you are. Once you are on the other site, its privacy policy, payment terms and age-verification process apply, not ours.

6. Your choices, including in California

You can find out what we have stored about you, get it fixed or erased, or object to its use. Residents of California have these rights under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA; residents of other US states, the EU and the UK have similar rights under their own laws. Personal information is neither sold nor shared for cross-context behavioral advertising, and using your rights never puts you at a disadvantage here. Requests go through the contact form; the answer comes no later than 45 days after.

7. Nobody under 18

This site is closed to minors. We do not knowingly collect anything from a person under 18. If a minor has contacted us, tell us and the message will be erased.

8. Updates

If our handling of data changes, this page changes with it, and the version date above moves forward.