The Private Line
A private line is one that only two parties can hear. This page says what the station records about the call, and why.
What goes in the log
- The account itself: an email address, a stored password hash, your first name, your birth date, your gender and the text of your slot page.
- Your calls, and the short logbook notes each host keeps from them.
- A session cookie, and another that notes your passage through the adults-only lamp.
- Payment records, meaning amount and transaction reference. Cards never reach us; none is accepted.
- Routine server logs, kept briefly for the station's safety.
What the log is used for
To run the call, apply the rules and keep the transmitter on. An AI model reads your messages, one we host or one a provider hosts under our terms, and automated screening checks them for safety. Calls are not for sale, and no advertiser hears one.
Counting listeners
One plain analytics counter notes how many people tune in and the country they come from. Calls are beyond its reach.
Wiping the log
Each chat's menu offers three things: edit her notes about you, keep a copy of the call, or strike it outright. To delete the whole account, email the desk from the address you joined with. If your local law grants wider rights, they will be honoured on request.
