The agreement in plain words
By opening omezy.live you accept these terms. The service is strictly for adults: using it means confirming you are 18 or older, and if that is not the case, this is where you stop. If any clause here does not work for you, the honest move is not to use Omezy.
What the service is
Omezy is random video chat with strangers: private one-on-one video and voice calls with real people who are online, text chat inside every conversation, and a live page for browsing who is around before you tap. Calls are closed rooms of two — there are no group threads, no public broadcasts and no audience anywhere. The step-by-step walkthrough shows the whole loop in practice.
The free part, and what follows it
Every new guest arrives with opening matches included — no card and no sign-up gate in the way. Longer sessions may draw on coins, and every price is displayed and confirmed before a coin is spent. Coins are a virtual good that buys time inside the service; unless the law says otherwise, they cannot be refunded or converted back into money.
Your side of the camera
Every call on Omezy plays by the community guidelines: no explicit content, no harassment, no minors, no scams, and never record the person across from you. You also agree to obey the law while using the service, to leave our systems alone, and to be truthful about who you are.
Ending it, in either direction
You may leave any call in one tap and walk away from the service entirely whenever you choose — that right is absolute. For our part, access can be paused or revoked when rules get broken — above all when someone in the queue is put at risk. Moderation protects the people in the room; it does not renegotiate the rulebook.
Changes, liability and questions
These terms can evolve as the service does, and the text on this page is always the version in force. To the extent applicable law permits, the service is provided as is. Questions about any clause go to [email protected] or the contact page — a real person reads that inbox.