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Privacy Notice

Last updated: October 11, 2026

Short answer first: you cannot sign up here, we run no analytics, sell no ad space and drop no cookies of our own. Long answer: five small traces remain, and each one is described below in the order you would meet it during a visit.

1. Delivery of each page

Our pages travel to you through Cloudflare Pages, run by Cloudflare, Inc. While doing so, Cloudflare sees the IP address you use, works out its country (and, inside the US, its state), and records when you asked, for which address, and with what kind of browser and device. Without these facts no page could be sent, the regional handling described on the start page could not work, and attacks would be harder to stop. We never turn them into a picture of you. Cloudflare's privacy policy says how Cloudflare itself deals with them.

2. Your age confirmation

After you confirm your age, one small local-storage entry named rvc.foil is written in your browser. Its content is "scratched" plus a timestamp, nothing more, and its sole job is to save you from confirming again on the next page, so it belongs to the age check itself. It is not transmitted anywhere. The entry counts for 30 days; a page opened after that removes it and asks for your age again. Wiping the site storage in your browser makes it vanish sooner. That single entry is all this site keeps, which is why no cookie banner pops up.

3. Contact form messages

If you write to us through the contact form, we keep the subject, your text and an answer address if you typed one. Everything lands in a small storage area of our own Cloudflare account. There is no newsletter tool, no external form host and no captcha vendor in between. Notes are read to answer them or to sort out legal, privacy and safety questions, and they delete themselves twelve months after arrival; you may ask for sooner removal.

4. The partner website behind Start (third party)

Nothing from a chat or cam provider is embedded or loaded on these pages. Start is a partner link: it opens ImLive, an independent cam site, beside this one in its own tab. The link carries a short code naming this website plus a one-word device hint (iphone, android or desktop) set when you press it, so the referral can be counted; neither says anything about who you are. Once that tab is open, ImLive’s privacy policy and terms govern every step there – camera and microphone access, sign-ups, purchases. Not one frame of video, second of audio or chat line comes to us.

5. Partner links

Start and a few other buttons point to paid offers and include our referral code, so the provider can see that the visit came from us. After the click, the provider's own privacy policy, prices and age checks take over.

6. Data requests

Whenever you like, you may learn which details about you sit with us and demand corrections, deletion or a pause in their use. California law (the CCPA, amended by the CPRA) grants exactly this; people elsewhere in the US, in Europe and in Britain often have similar ones. We never sell visitor data, nor do we share any of it for cross-context behavioral advertising. A request costs you nothing and does not limit your access in any way. Write through the contact form, and expect our reply within 45 days.

7. Minors

People under 18 may not use this site; we gather no information about minors deliberately. If a person under 18 wrote to us regardless, a short message to us is enough and that note will be wiped.

8. Changes to this notice

If our handling of data changes, we rewrite the relevant trace above and put the new date at the top.