Inner Sleeve
The thin paper that guards the record: what we hold on you, the reason for it and the way out.
Held on file
- Your account, meaning an email, a scrambled stand-in for the password, a given name, a birthday and a gender, as well as anything you leave on your shelf page.
- The chats themselves, and the brief notes each woman keeps so that Side B can pick up from Side A.
- One cookie holding your session open and another noting that the age check was passed.
- Payment records of two items, the sum and a transfer reference. Card numbers never arrive, because cards are not accepted.
- Ordinary server logs, discarded again fairly soon.
Reason
The reason for keeping any of it is practical: the chat has to work, the rules have to be applied and the label has to stay open. Your lines are read by a language model on our own equipment, or by a supplier bound to that one task, and by an automatic safety screen. Nobody buys them, and advertisers never see them.
Listener count
A single plain counter reports how many people dropped by and roughly where they came from. It cannot see what you wrote.
Your options
Each chat carries controls for her notes, for taking a copy away and for emptying the chat. Removing the entire account needs a note from its own address. Wherever your country's law adds further rights, ask and they apply.