Security
A chat product stores enough to deliver messages and to sign you back in. This page separates that storage from the locks you use on a shared phone.
In the app
On this page
An account has a name, email, username, and the profile fields you choose to fill in. Sessions record devices so you can sign one out. Token credits and debits are stored with a reason. Vault files live in your library until you delete them.
A guest on the website has a name, a gender, a token balance, and the text chat in that browser. Claiming an account carries the open chat and the balance into the new profile.
App lock, hidden chats, decoy PIN, chat PIN, blur, mute, disappearing messages, view-once, and quiet hours change what a person holding the phone can see. They do not erase the fact that a message was sent through the service.
You can delete the account from the profile screen. A downloadable copy of all account data is not offered in the app today.
Keep going
Random chat
These pages are for random text chat. Private chat by username stays in the app.
The app
Friend chats and group messages are free. Locks, hidden chats, and the vault are for a phone that is not only yours. Optional random chat stays off until you turn it on.
Help
A few quick answers before your first chat. The app has its own screens after you claim an account.
The privacy policy describes guest data, account data, and payments. This page is the product view of the same idea.
Kissend does not upload a phone contact list, because it does not ask for your phone number or your address book.
