What TalkToGirls handles when you browse, call and talk on camera — guest sessions, camera and microphone permission, cookies, moderation signals, and the choices that stay yours.
Start a conversation →TalkToGirls connects two people for a private video conversation, and looking around first costs nothing. This page lays out which information the service touches when you read a public page, open a call, or keep a guest session alive. Reading never requires an account — this page, the blog and every landing page are open to anyone and gather nothing personal about you.
Video chat needs your camera and microphone, and the switch for both lives in your browser — never with us. Nothing activates until you click allow, you can revoke it whenever you want, and calls happen inside closed two-person rooms: nobody watches, nothing is streamed publicly, and no software lands on your device.
Keeping live conversations running takes some routine technical information: basic device and browser details, server logs that include IP addresses and timestamps, and anonymized, aggregated patterns of how pages get used. Your guest session stores the things that make it function — remaining free conversations and any coin balance. Payments are handled by outside processors end to end, which means full card numbers never arrive at our servers; the terms of service spell out the same arrangement.
A handful of cookies keeps your session intact across a call, remembers minor settings, and gives us anonymous counts of which pages get read. A few of them are strictly required — conversations cannot run without those. The complete breakdown, plus how to refuse or erase them, is in the cookie policy.
Tapping report or block can attach the surrounding session context to a moderation review, which is how the team acts on abuse and keeps repeat offenders out of the queue. The standards being applied are published in the community guidelines.
Camera on or off, stay or leave, keep the session or erase it — ending a call takes one tap and closing the tab takes one more. To correct or delete the data tied to your session, write to us through the contact page. We do not sell personal information. Not now, not later.