Omegle review: OmeTV.Chat attacks innocent people for revenue

OmeTV plainly exists both as a teenage primer for Tinder, as well as sextortion. If any good person uses the site long enough they'll find that, for all their good intentions, they become sexualized too (in the form of a 14 day ban). How? Using AI created by Leif K Brooks (formerly of defunct sexual indoctrination site, Omegle) OmeTV finds the closest approximation of 'sexual' exhibition, takes a photo of you and puts this photo in your face every time you check to see if the site has acknowledged your request to remove the ban.

Like Omegle the agenda is simple: groom narcissistic children and teens to think about nothing except sex while punishing them for profit. Ironically, actual offenders are rarely punished, as OmeTV knows the wishes and demands of its (mostly underage) patrons: to have a safe space to cultivate their lowly pastimes of verbal abuse and securing their libidinal fantasies.

Like all leftist scams prevalent today, this scam comes with a twist. For $7.99 you can be exonerated of your supposed offense and let back on the site. It's clear that OmeTV has little regard for good people: its highly unethical practices are testament to this. I just want to dance, sing and play guitar to the 5% of people who inhabit the site with patience, humanity, dignity and a good heart. Instead, I find myself repeatedly labeled as 'filth' by the company which values the bigoted opinions of its selfish, uncultured, abusive and truly vulgar patrons more than it values keeping the site wholesome.

Shame on you.

I truly hope that [this] company finds it in their interest to keep my review up when corporate payoffs cause me to receive a very kind notice in my email informing me that my review has been removed for 'misinfo'.

Date of experience: January 30, 2024