About the name
“Tinychat” was the name of a chat-room service that closed in December 2024. TinyChat.today is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to that service, its former owner, or any other site using the Tinychat name. We use “.today” as part of our name so the two are not confused.
Other brand and company names on this site belong to their owners and appear only so readers know what we are talking about. If you own a mark and think we use it unfairly, write to us and we will look at it.
How to send a takedown notice
Email [email protected] with “Copyright” at the start of the subject line. Please include:
- your name, and whether you own the work or act for the owner;
- the work itself, ideally with a link to the original;
- exactly where it appears on TinyChat.today: a profile, a display name or a page address;
- a statement that the use is not authorised by you or by law;
- an email address where we can reply.
The more precise the notice, the faster we can act. “My photos are on your site” is hard to follow up on.
What happens next
If the notice checks out, the material is removed or hidden. Accounts that infringe repeatedly can lose features or be suspended or closed.
If you believe something of yours was removed by mistake, reply to the same address with your reasons and we will look again. Search engines and other sites may keep their own copies for a while after removal, which we cannot delete.
Content from users, and our own
Users own what they lawfully create. Uploading someone else's work without permission breaks our terms, and the uploader is responsible for it. The code, design, writing and branding of TinyChat.today are ours or licensed to us; please do not copy, scrape or republish them without asking.