Designed to protect
- Message content in private 1:1 threads — end-to-end encrypted.
- Phone number — not required for identity; your number stays yours.
- Contact address books — not scraped for “find friends” growth.
Privacy architecture
Kissend privacy architecture — plain language
This page explains what kinds of data are involved when you use Kissend, what private chat is designed to protect, and where to read the formal policy.
Needed to run the product
- Account sign-in (email or Google) so you can access your username and conversations.
- Basic service operation data required to deliver a reliable browser app.
- Optional marketing-site analytics only if you accept cookies — see Cookie policy.
Your controls
Use app lock, hidden chats, and disappearing messages when the risk is a nearby screen. Request access or deletion via privacy requests.
Start a private browser conversation.
Username only — no phone number. End-to-end encrypted 1:1 chat, free in your browser.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
Does Kissend sell my data?
Kissend is built as a privacy-first messaging product, not an ads-driven social network. See the Privacy Policy for how data is handled.
Where is the formal privacy policy?
Read privacy.html for the full policy, and data-request.html to contact us about privacy requests.
Is analytics required?
No. Marketing-site analytics load only after you accept. Decline is remembered so the banner does not return every visit.