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OmeTV came out in 2015 as a mobile-first answer to Chatroulette and built a real user base, particularly in South Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. The iOS and Android apps are polished, matching is fast, and the user volume is genuinely high. Then the platform asks you to log in with Facebook or Google before you can chat, and the entire premise of anonymous random video chat goes out the window. You're now associating your real identity with every match, every report, every ban. And the bans are the other thing. OmeTV's moderation is aggressive enough that the subreddit dedicated to it is mostly people complaining about getting banned for nothing. Show too much skin (a gym tank top counts), say the wrong word, get reported by someone who didn't like your face — and you're out for 30 days, sometimes permanently, sometimes for reasons the system never explains. There's an appeals process; it doesn't really work. After living on both platforms for a week: OmeTV's matching speed is real and the global user base is its biggest selling point. But the social-login requirement and the trigger-happy ban system make it the opposite of what people actually want from anonymous video chat. Omegle Adult Cams keeps you anonymous (no Facebook, no Google, no email), runs transparent moderation that flags specific violations rather than issuing mystery bans, and removes the ad layer that wraps the OmeTV free experience. You get the global match volume without the surveillance baggage.