FlingsterChat works because strangers meet without a history between them — and that only stays fun when a few lines are held. These guidelines are those lines: what random video, audio and text matching expect from you, and what happens when someone crosses them.
Using FlingsterChat means agreeing to follow these guidelines together with our Terms of Service. They apply to everyone, everywhere on the platform, and are written to keep interactions between strangers voluntary, respectful, and safe. You must be 18 or older to use FlingsterChat.
People on FlingsterChat differ in language, culture, experience, appearance, beliefs, and the reasons they came here. Respect is the baseline for every match, and disagreement is fine as long as it stays civil. The following are not acceptable:
Disagreement is allowed; personal abuse is not. When a conversation is not working, use Next or leave instead of escalating — on a random video chat, one tap ends the match and starts a new search.
Each participant controls whether to continue, whether to use a camera, what information to share, and when to switch modes. Do not:
Consent must be voluntary, and it can be withdrawn at any time. This holds in every corner of a video chat with strangers — a random match, a profile conversation, or a private message thread.
The following behaviour is not permitted anywhere on FlingsterChat:
Do not threaten another user's safety, family, employment, finances, accounts, or reputation.
Do not share or obtain another person's private information without their permission. That includes:
Users should also protect their own information — take your time before sharing personal details. These rules bind other people's behaviour; the Safety Center covers the half that stays under your own control.
The following are strictly prohibited:
Do not request, create, possess, distribute, or threaten to distribute exploitative material. Serious matters may be reported to authorities where required by law.
Do not deceive anyone to obtain money, coins, gifts, account access, financial details, or anything of value. Prohibited schemes include:
Official coins, VIP, and gifts are available only through the approved FlingsterChat interface. If a charge ever looks unfamiliar, the Help Center explains how coins and VIP access are supposed to work and how refunds are handled.
Do not pretend to be:
Profile presentation must not deceive others about who controls the account. Parody must not create a misleading claim of official identity.
Do not flood other users or the platform with unwanted or automated activity, such as:
Do not use scripts, bots, crawlers, or automated tools for matching or messaging without written authorization.
Do not send files, code, or links designed to:
Avoid opening unfamiliar downloads received in a chat — the Safety Center shows what a malicious link can lead to before you ever have to find out the hard way.
Do not plan, promote, facilitate, or encourage illegal activity, including:
Content that creates an immediate safety concern may be escalated to authorities where required.
Profile photos, videos, descriptions, and tags must comply with these guidelines. Do not upload content that:
Hosts must not pressure users to buy gifts, coins, or VIP. What a profile may legitimately contain — introductions, photos, entry points into private chat — is described under host profiles on the features page.
A virtual gift is a digital interaction. It does not create ownership, exclusivity, a relationship, or an off-service obligation. Do not:
Review the displayed costs before confirming any purchase. For the plain-English version of the whole model — what is free to start and where coins come in — read Flingster Free on the blog.
Three controls cover most situations:
Do not misuse reporting to punish someone for politely ending a conversation or refusing a request. When you do report a user, the specifics you include are what the moderation team works from, so vague reports are the hardest to act on.
When these guidelines are broken, the response is proportionate to what actually happened. The severity of the conduct, the context around it, the account's history, and what the evidence supports all shape the outcome — a first-time lapse is not treated like a pattern, and serious matters may be escalated to authorities where required. FlingsterChat does not promise to monitor every conversation in real time.
The full range of possible actions, and how a report moves through review, is set out on the Report a User page — start there if you are deciding whether something is worth reporting.
These guidelines may change as the product, risks, or legal requirements evolve. The date shown below indicates when these Guidelines were last updated. Where a change is material, we may communicate it through the website or your account.
Last updated: July 16, 2026.
Short answers on leaving conversations, recording, gifts, reports, bots, and appeals.
Yes. You can tap Next or end a conversation at any time, for any reason, without owing anyone an explanation.
Do not record, screenshot, or distribute a private interaction without the other person’s permission and compliance with applicable law.
A host may use gift features, but coercion, deceptive promises, threats, and financial manipulation are prohibited.
The moderation team reviews the available information and decides on a proportionate response based on the circumstances of the case. Not every report results in the same action — the full range of possible outcomes is described on the Report a User page.
No. Scripts, bots, crawlers, and automated tools may not be used for matching or messaging without written authorization.
You can contact support [at] flingsterchat.net with the relevant account and decision information. An appeal outcome is not promised.
When a conversation stops feeling respectful, end it. When conduct may violate these rules, report it.