Trust is the whole product when strangers meet on camera. This page explains, in everyday language, what spinmeetcam.com collects, what it deliberately leaves alone, and how you can have your data removed.
Last updated: August 28, 2026
SpinMeetCam works with as little personal data as a live matching service can manage. We hold what the product needs to pair two people and keep the site running, call audio and video are never saved anywhere, nothing is sold to third parties, and a single email is all it takes to wipe what we hold about you.
Four categories, nothing beyond them:
We have no use for your real name, street address or phone number, and we do not ask. Your address book is never uploaded, we skip fine-grained GPS data, and nothing in your device storage is visible to us. Above all else, whatever is said or shown during a call is not captured, kept or watched by us.
Rooms connect browser to browser over WebRTC — video and audio flow straight between the two people matched, not through a server that could keep a copy.
One point worth stating plainly: your account can show a list of recent calls. It records that a session took place — never its contents. Removing your account erases that list along with everything else.
Google Analytics 4 gives us an aggregate picture of traffic: which pages attract visits and where people leave. It never sees inside a call. What Google does with that data sits under Google's own privacy policy, and Google provides opt-out tools you can use.
An account is optional — guests can match right away. If you did register, you can delete the account yourself from settings, or ask us at [email protected]; removal requests are treated as priority and answered within two days. Once deleted, the profile, call history and any remaining coins cannot be recovered. A minimal set of abuse-prevention and security logs is held for a short time where regulations demand it, then erased as well.
Revisions are published on this page under a new date, and anything significant is flagged on the site itself. Questions about any of it go to [email protected]. For the practical side of staying safe while meeting strangers on camera, read is random video chat safe.