Someone on a call looks under 18
- Leave the call straight away. You do not need to ask them their age first.
- Report them from their profile page and say that the person looks underage.
- Write to us with whatever helps us find the account: the name shown on the profile, and the date or time of the call.
- Do not keep screenshots or screen captures as proof. Tell us in words what you saw.
The rule, with no exceptions
OmegleGirls.tv is closed to under-18s, and in countries where adulthood starts later, to anyone below that age. Sexual material involving a child is never allowed, and neither are photos of children anywhere on a profile, in an album or in a name. These are the rules we enforce hardest.
Words we never use here
People reach video chat sites with all kinds of searches, and some of them are about people who are not adults. OmegleGirls.tv does not serve any of them. Nothing on this site describes anyone as underage or as looking underage: not our page text, not our descriptions and not our photos. Profiles that do are removed. When we say “girls”, we mean adult women, and only adult women.
Why your report matters
Anyone prepared to lie can type a false birth date. Nobody can stop that at the door, which is why people who notice something and press Report are a big part of how underage accounts get found and shut down. Report it even if you are not sure.
What happens to a report
A report about a minor is handled with the heaviest measures we have. The material is taken off the site, the account loses access or is shut, and any personal data belonging to an underage user is erased quickly. We keep the records an investigation would need, so we can cooperate when law enforcement or a regulator asks through proper channels.
For parents and guardians
If you think your child has used the site, email [email protected]. Any clue helps, such as a profile name, an email they could have signed up with, or when it might have happened. We will shut the account and delete what it holds.
Filters built into phones, browsers and many home Wi-Fi routers can stop children reaching sites for adults in the first place, ours and every other one.