At Omigo™ (omigo.chat), we prioritize the security of our communication platform. This document explains exactly how our technology works, what we don't collect, and how we keep the community safe.
Omigo operates on a Data Minimization principle. We only process the absolute minimum data required to facilitate communication between users.
We use a technology called WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) to facilitate video and audio chats.
When you connect with a user, our server acts as a "handshake" introducer. Once the introduction is made, the video stream flows directly from your device to theirs. This means your video does not pass through a central recording server.
Because WebRTC connects two devices directly to reduce latency, your IP address is shared with the other user's device during a call. This is a fundamental part of how the internet works. If you are highly concerned about IP privacy, we recommend using a VPN service while communicating.
To keep the platform safe from abuse, we employ automated AI moderation systems including Google Gemini AI. Here is how they interact with privacy:
We do not use tracking cookies to sell ads. We use your browser's "Local Storage" strictly for functional purposes:
As technology evolves, we may update this policy. We will notify users of significant changes via a notice on our homepage.
Omigo™ is a trademark. All rights reserved.
If you have any privacy-related questions, please contact us at [email protected].