Recording and consent
You are recorded when you speak.
Updated November 10, 2026. All of the house rules.
What is saved
Opening a live table records it. Your voice is saved if you speak. Your picture is saved if you turn the camera on. Your screen is saved if you share it. A listener who never speaks is not a voice on the tape, but they can still be heard if they talk.
The room says this while the table is live. Signing up requires you to accept it. An older seat that never accepted it cannot speak, host, or pay until it does.
Who can hear it later
If the host discards the take, it is not published. If the host keeps a public table, anyone can play it. If the host keeps a private table, only invited people can. The host can download the file.
Asking for a recording to come down
Email [email protected] from the address on your account, with the link to the recording and what you want taken down. If you were a speaker, we will review it. If other people spoke in the same take, we may not be able to cut only your voice out. Asking does not by itself delete the file.