This room only ever shows people who are in it right now — so when it is empty, it is honestly empty. Leave the tab open and you will see faces arrive.
A photo of your face, a line, and roughly where you are. You appear in the room only while this tab is open, and vanish the moment you leave. Nothing said here is ever saved. Your picture is looked at by a person before you go in.
Your face, not a cat, not a landscape. Cropped square here in the browser, which also strips the location your camera wrote into the file.
Without these, this account lives only in this browser: clear it, or pick up a different phone, and it is gone. With them you can come back. There is no email and no way to reset it, so write it down.
Awake does not conduct criminal background checks and does not verify anyone's identity. It is an online technology service, not a matchmaking or introduction agency. Read the safety notice before you meet anybody.
The name and passphrase you set on your profile. There is no email and no reset — if they are gone, the account is.
This also blocks them, straight away and both ways. What they said to you is kept with the report so it can be looked at — it is the one thing here that is not deleted.
If somebody is in danger, tell the police. This goes to whoever runs this installation, and nobody else.
They pressed the arrow on your picture. A bump lasts half an hour and then it is gone, so this is who wants to talk now. The room only ever sees the number — you are the only one who sees the names.
The screen holds so many faces at once, so these are waiting. They are the ones who have been here longest — whoever arrives is shown first.
Who you have talked to, and how often. What was actually said is never kept — it lives while the box is open and goes when it closes.
They will see it was you.