The plain-language summary
RabbitCam connects two strangers in one sealed video room, and wandering the lobby first is free. This page lays out which information the service handles when you read a public page, start a rabbit cam chat, or keep a guest session alive. Reading never asks for an account — this page, the guides and every landing page are open to anyone and gather nothing personal about you.
Your camera, your microphone, your call
Live video needs your camera and microphone, and the switch for both sits inside your browser — not on our side. Nothing activates until you press allow, you can withdraw it at any moment, and every room is closed to the two people inside it: nobody else watches, nothing is broadcast publicly, and nothing installs itself on your device.
The technical footprint of a room
Keeping live rooms up requires routine technical data: basic device and browser information, server logs containing IP addresses and timestamps, and anonymized, aggregated usage patterns. The guest session itself stores what keeps it running — free conversations left, any coin balance. Checkout is run end to end by external payment processors, meaning complete card numbers never arrive at our servers; the terms of service cover the same arrangement.
Cookies in one short paragraph
A handful of cookies holds your session together during a call, remembers small settings, and lets us count page reads anonymously. Some are strictly required — without them rooms simply cannot run. The complete breakdown, and how to refuse or wipe them, is in the cookie policy.
What a report carries
Tapping report or block can attach the surrounding session context to a moderation review — that is the mechanism the team uses to act on abuse and keep repeat offenders out of the queue. The rules being enforced are public in the community guidelines.
The controls that stay with you
Camera on or off, stay or leave, keep the session or erase it — ending a room is one tap and closing the tab is one more. To correct or delete whatever is tied to your session, write through the contact page. Personal information is not for sale here, full stop.