CooMeet Alternative

A CooMeet call is not always just two people, according to its own documents.

To check that the agreement is followed, CooMeet keeps the right to record the communication process, including messages, audio and screenshots of video broadcasts, and says it uses these records for nothing else. Moderators may connect to a session and ask you to repeat a gesture, a check the agreement ties to catching rebroadcast videos, and in mystery shopper checks of compliance with the agreement, company employees can join your chats.

The system may also take random screenshots of your conversations, which are kept for ninety days. Communication data, which may include audio and video files, is deleted five years after you delete your account. In fairness, CooMeet promises not to sell or hand over personal data without your clear consent.

On TalkMatch the call stays between you and the stranger: it is encrypted end to end with TalkMatch included and is not recorded or stored on TalkMatch's side. The other person can still capture your picture, as TalkMatch's privacy policy notes.

Getting into a call on TalkMatch is short. Press Start, allow your camera and microphone if the browser asks, and the call loads.

Skip moves you to the next person and Report flags someone who breaks the rules. There is no minute counter on Random, no avatar photo and no profile; anonymous chat is on by default, and if you buy coins, your card statement shows neither the words video chat nor the TalkMatch name.

You do give something up: CooMeet's site promises men girls' accounts and automatic message translation, while Random matches you with people of all kinds and TalkMatch's own pages mention no translation. Pick Female or Male when you want to narrow it down.

To see what costs nothing on our side, read our free video chat page.