What Is Kept, for Whom, and Why
Privacy pages love the word "nothing". This page prefers the truth: what actually happens to your session on DirtyRoulette depends on one thing — whether you came as a guest or signed in. Here is both versions, plainly.
Back to the WheelIf you came as a guest, the story is short. You confirmed your age, maybe picked a display name, spun the wheel, and left. There is no account for a history to attach to — no profile page quietly filling up, no feed where your face could resurface, no public trace of who you talked to. Guest sessions are conversations, not records.
If you registered, the honest answer is different, and we would rather tell it straight: your account keeps a call history and your follows, so you can find a great match again and pick up where you left off. That history is visible to you and only you — it is never shown to your matches, never posted anywhere, and never used to rank or recommend you to strangers.
What never happens, for anyone: your rooms are not broadcast, clipped or shown to other users. A match is a closed call between two people, and the product has no public surface — no feeds, no group rooms, no comment threads — where a private conversation could leak into view.
One thing is kept on purpose, for everyone's sake: when someone files a report, the flagged session goes to human review. That is the mechanism that keeps consent-first from being a slogan, and it is the reason bad actors do not get to hide behind the same privacy that protects everyone else.
No account means no history to keep. You spin, you talk, you close the tab — there is no profile accumulating anything about you.
Signed-in users can revisit their own past matches. It exists for continuity, and it is visible only inside your own account.
Following someone you clicked with is a feature, not surveillance — your list lives in your account and is shown to no one else.
There is no feed, no profile wall and no group room anywhere in the product. Private conversations have nowhere public to leak to.
A reported session is flagged for review. That single exception is what makes the rules enforceable for everyone.
What a match sees is what your camera shows in the moment. Check the frame — the product guards the data, you guard the background.
Happens once, between two people, with no account to attach to. Like talking to a stranger at a bar — the night remembers, the internet does not.
Keeps your call history and follows so good matches are findable again. Private to you, shown to no one, and never turned into a public profile.
No account means no history to keep. Guest sessions leave no profile, no match list and no public trace — there is simply nothing for a history to attach to.