Since Omegle died in 2023.
Source: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Omegle

>(2009) Omegle
Text Chat + Video Chat
>(2009) Chatroulette – user count unknown
Video Chat
>(2014) Monkey App – 77,000+ users
Video Chat
>(2015) OmeTV – 180,000+ users
Video Chat
>(2018) EmeraldChat – user count unknown
Text Chat + Video chat
>(2023) OmegleWeb – 300+ users
Text Chat + Video Chat
>(2023) ChitChat – ~4,000 video users (text unknown)
Text Chat + Video Chat
>(2023) OmegleApp.me – 25,000+ users
Text Chat + Audio Chat + Video Chat
>(2024) Uhmegle – 3,500+ users
Text Chat + Video Chat
>(2024) Thundr – 11,000+ users
Text Chat + Video Chat

At any given time, over 300,000 people globally are using anonymous one-on-one video or text chat platforms. These platforms offer social interaction in an unstructured way, often helpful for overcoming social anxiety. Despite their popularity, they frequently face scrutiny and moderation that limits access or functionality.

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>>508849040 (OP)
Most of these are useless, I get on at night and Id say Im a 7/10 and cant get much of anything but little punk kids and old men jerking off. Sites like these are completely dead

>>508849040 (OP)
X could / should implement a 1:1 matchmaking mechanic amongst its userbase.
Could be used for video / text / audio
Done with a sophisticated tagging & filtering system

The thought of seeking assistance for home remodeling one moment & then talking to a chick from japan learning english the next is pretty powerful.
It'd effectively undermine all the dedicated people-based apps that are out there, as what we have now is a million dedicated video sharing sites but not single Youtube, regarding connectivity-based apps

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