This Cookie Policy explains how Randomegle uses cookies and similar technologies on our browser-based random video chat, why we rely on them, and the choices you have. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which describes how we handle information more broadly.
By continuing to use Randomegle, you consent to the cookies described here. You can adjust or withdraw that consent at any time through your browser controls, though switching some cookies off may change how parts of the service behave. Randomegle is intended only for adults aged 18 and over.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device so it can recognise your browser, keep a session active, and remember choices between visits. They are simply data files — they cannot run programs or carry viruses on their own.
This policy uses the word "cookies" to cover related technologies as well, including local storage and session storage (key-value data kept in your browser) and small tracking pixels that record when a page has loaded. Together these help Randomegle work reliably and stay secure.
Cookies We Use
Essential cookies keep the core service running. They maintain your session while you move between pages, help protect requests against forgery, and remember that you have confirmed you are 18 or over so the age notice does not reappear on every visit. These cannot be switched off without breaking basic functionality.
Preference and functional cookies remember choices such as your display language and whether you last used video, audio or text. Because you can begin with no sign-up, these lightweight preferences are often the main way the site tailors itself to you between sessions.
Analytics cookies help us understand how the platform is used in aggregate — which features are opened, how long sessions last, and where technical errors occur — so we can improve matching, fix bugs and keep performance steady. This measurement is grouped and not used to build advertising profiles about you.
Third-Party Cookies
Some trusted providers that help us run Randomegle may set their own cookies. When you buy coins or VIP through our optional paid features, the payment provider may set cookies needed to process the transaction securely, and those are governed by that provider’s own policy.
Where we use a third-party analytics tool, we configure it to minimise personal data and disable cross-site tracking features. We do not allow third-party advertising networks to set cookies on Randomegle, and we do not use retargeting pixels.
How You Can Control Cookies
Every major browser lets you view, block or delete cookies through its privacy or cookie settings, and most let you clear stored data when you close the browser. You can also use a tracker-blocking extension if you prefer to opt out of analytics scripts.
Keep in mind that blocking essential cookies — such as your session or age-confirmation cookie — will stop parts of Randomegle from working, including staying signed in during a chat. Disabling only analytics or preference cookies leaves the core experience intact.
Cookies and Your Privacy
Cookies are one part of how we handle information. What we collect, why, how long we keep it and the rights you have are set out in full in our Privacy Policy, and the rules for using the service are covered in our Terms of Service.
We do not sell the information cookies help us gather. Where cookies feed analytics, that data is aggregated and de-identified so it reflects overall usage rather than any single person.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy as our use of cookies changes or as legal requirements evolve. When we make a material change, we will revise the date shown above and, where appropriate, note it within the service.
Continuing to use Randomegle after an update takes effect means you accept the revised policy. If you do not agree with a change, you can adjust your cookie settings or stop using the service.