What other participants can see
Your public guest profile contains your display name, country flag, age, avatar style, and optional bio. Other guests can open that profile from a room message or the members list. They do not receive your email address, phone number, IP address, or browser session tokens.
Use a display name and bio that do not identify your workplace, home address, school, daily routine, or other sensitive details.
What the service processes
Like other moderated online services, Funchat processes session identifiers, security metadata, timestamps, messages, reports, and enforcement records. Authorized administrators may review relevant content when investigating abuse or operating the service.
Private chat means a one-to-one product surface. It does not currently mean end-to-end encryption, and it should not be used for secrets or sensitive personal data.
Why text-only can be a useful boundary
The beta does not accept photos, files, voice recordings, or video. That narrower design reduces accidental exposure and keeps conversations accessible on slower connections. It does not remove every risk, so participants should still use mute and report tools when needed.
Practical privacy habits
Keep the conversation inside Funchat, avoid external links and contact details, and leave any interaction that becomes coercive or uncomfortable. Logging out deletes the active guest identity, while some detached message or moderation records may remain under the published privacy policy.
- Do not reuse a display name tied to your real identity
- Do not disclose addresses, numbers, passwords, or financial details
- Treat private messages as moderated online communication
- Mute, report, and leave when boundaries are not respected
Frequently asked questions
Is Funchat completely anonymous?
No. It is pseudonymous guest chat. Other people see chosen profile details, and the service processes operational and moderation data described in its Privacy Policy.
Are private chats end-to-end encrypted?
No. Do not use Funchat to share secrets, passwords, financial information, or other sensitive personal data.
Can I delete my guest identity?
Yes. Logging out deletes the current guest identity. Inactive guest identities are also removed automatically.