Privacy Policy

Who we are

Anyeria (anyeria.xyz) is operated by Satyam Kumar Verman, based in India. For anything in this policy, write to [email protected] or call +91 62008 72019. Full details are on the Contact Us page.

No account, ever

You do not register, and we never ask for your name, email, phone number, date of birth or photograph. There is no profile, no login and no password, so there is no account for anyone to breach or for us to hand over.

Your conversations are not recorded

Video and audio travel directly between you and the other person wherever the network allows it, using WebRTC. We do not record, store or listen to calls. When a direct connection is impossible, media is relayed through a TURN server to get through restrictive networks — a relay passes encrypted traffic through and does not keep it.

Text messages are passed between the two of you and are held only in your browser for the length of the conversation. They are not written to our database. Close the tab or skip, and they are gone.

There are limits to this, and they exist for safety. Every line is checked automatically before it is delivered, in memory, to block sexually explicit content, and may be sent to an AI moderation service (see below). The last few lines of a chat are held in memory for up to fifteen minutes so that a report can include them. If a report or an automatic ban follows, the lines involved are kept with it for the period under “How long we keep it”.

In a video chat, our server may ask your browser for a small still picture of the other person's video, a few times a chat, and have an AI safety model check it. The still is deleted straight away unless it is flagged, in which case it is kept for moderators for 30 days.

What we do collect

Running an anonymous service safely still requires a little data. This is all of it:

• Your IP address. This is how the service identifies you, because nothing else does. It is used to enforce bans and blocks, to record reports, to detect VPN and datacenter traffic, to limit abuse, and to attach paid access to whoever paid for it. On mobile networks we store only the network prefix rather than the full address, since mobile addresses rotate constantly.
• A random browser key. Your browser makes it itself and keeps a copy in local storage, in a cookie and in IndexedDB, so that clearing just one of them does not lose it. It lets a ban, a block or a good record follow your browser rather than an address that mobile networks share and change. It is not an account and we never see your name with it. We keep only a scrambled version.
• A device fingerprint (a hash). Your browser works out a one-way summary of stable details of your device: its graphics card name, how it draws a test picture, screen size, time zone, languages, processor count, memory, touch support and platform. Only the hash is sent, never the details. We combine it with your network and a secret and store only the result, for up to 400 days after you last visit. It is used for one purpose: so that a ban, a block or a report against a device is not undone by clearing your browser data. It is not used for advertising or sold or shared. A device is only followed this way if it has an active ban, a block, a report in the last 90 days, or recent filtered messages. A moderator can undo a wrong match.
• A safety record. Linked to your browser key or address: the time you spend in chats, warnings and bans, and reports made about you. It decides whether you are matched as trusted, normal or low-trust.
• Your country. Determined from your connection by our network provider so we can show a flag and run the country filter. We do not use a third-party lookup service and do not track location any more precisely than the country.
• The gender and age you choose to state. Optional, free, and kept in your own browser. It is sent to our server only while a connection is open, so that other people's gender and age filters can match against it, and it is gone the moment you disconnect — we do not store it, and it is never shown to the people you are matched with. Leaving it blank is allowed and simply means people filtering on those things will not be matched with you.
• Basic technical data. Browser and device type, connection times and session length — used to keep the service working and to size capacity.
• Reports you make. When you report someone, we store the report with the addresses of both parties so we can act on it.
• Feedback you send. If you use the feedback form (on the Feedback page, or the box we may show after a chat), we receive what you write and the email address if you choose to give one. It is sent through the form service FormSubmit to our support inbox, and used only to improve the service or to reply to you.
• Counts of filtered messages. When the chat filter blocks a message, a count against your browser key is kept for 24 hours so that repeated offences can be acted on. The blocked text itself is not kept.
• Payment records. If you buy the Country, Gender & Age Filter, we store the order reference, plan, price, expiry, and the coin and amount that arrived. Not the wallet you paid from.

What we never see

We never receive your card details or your wallet's keys. Payments are made entirely on our payment provider's own page. Card numbers, UPI PINs, bank credentials, private keys and recovery phrases are never transmitted to us, and we will never ask for them — all we are told is whether a payment succeeded, and for how much. A cryptocurrency transfer is, like any other, recorded on its public blockchain.

How long we keep it

• Chat content: not stored, except what is attached to a report or an automatic ban, as set out below.
• Matchmaking and session data: deleted when you disconnect.
• Reports, including the lines attached to them: up to 90 days, then removed automatically. Warnings: 90 days. Flagged video stills: 30 days.
• Safety record: removed 60 days after you last visit. Device links: up to 400 days after you last visit. Moderator actions and appeals are kept for 180 days.
• Ban-evasion watch: after a serious ban, the network the person used is remembered for 7 days, or 30 days after a permanent ban, so that a new browser there can be treated with care. Running counts of explicit messages last 24 hours.
• Blocks: kept while they are in force, so the person you blocked stays blocked.
• Bans: kept for the length of the ban. Permanent bans are kept permanently, which is what makes them permanent.
• Payment records: retained as long as Indian tax and accounting law requires.

Who we share it with

We do not sell your data, and we do not share it with advertisers or data brokers. It reaches only the providers needed to run the service:

• Cloudflare — network protection and the country signal.
• FormSubmit — carries feedback you choose to send to our inbox. Nothing is sent to it unless you submit the form.
• Our hosting, database and cache providers — where the service and the records above run.
• Our payment providers — UroPay runs the rupee checkout (UPI, cards, netbanking and wallets) and NOWPayments runs the cryptocurrency checkout. Each is told the amount and our order reference, and each tells us whether the payment succeeded.
• OpenAI — provides the AI moderation check. A chat line, or a still from a video chat, is sent to it only to be checked for sexual or harmful content. We do not send your address, browser key or any other identifier with it.
• GIPHY — supplies GIFs when you open the GIF picker.
• Advertising partners — may set cookies on the site. See our Cookie Policy.

We will also disclose data where the law compels us to, or to protect someone from serious harm — in particular where a child is at risk.

Cookies and local storage

We use cookies and your browser's local storage to remember preferences, keep your session working and support advertising. A random browser key kept there is used for safety. Your list of past chat partners is stored in your browser only and is never uploaded — clearing your site data erases it. The safety key and device fingerprint described above are the exception: they are kept so that bans, blocks and reports stay in force. See the Cookie Policy for detail.

Your rights

Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and comparable laws you may ask us what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected or erased, and complain about how we handle it.

There is an honest limitation. Because we hold no account, the only identifier we have is an IP address — so to act on a request we usually need you to write from the connection in question, and we may not be able to link a request to any particular record. Email [email protected] and we will respond within 30 days.

Children

Anyeria is for adults aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect data from children. If you believe a minor is using the service, report them in chat or email us immediately and we will remove their access.

Security

Traffic is encrypted in transit, calls are peer-to-peer where possible, and access to our systems is restricted. No online service can promise perfect security, and we do not: the strongest protection here is that there is very little stored to lose.

Changes to this policy

We may update this policy. The revision date at the top of this page always shows when it last changed, and continuing to use Anyeria after a change means you accept it.

Grievance contact

Complaints about privacy or data handling go to Satyam Kumar Verman at [email protected]. We acknowledge within 48 hours and resolve within 30 days.