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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Tory Shepherd

Online roulette: the popular chat sites that are drawing in children and horrifying parents

A girl adds a face mask to her character in a Roblox game
Parents trying to protect their children are faced with a growing number of online worlds including Omegle and Roblox (pictured) with varying parental controls – and loopholes. Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

“In less than 30 seconds I saw a man clearly masturbating on camera,” Kirra Pendergast says, describing a visit to the website Omegle.

Omegle is a type of video and chat roulette, with the tag line: “Talk to strangers!” There’s no need to register, or log in, and you don’t need an app. Just go to the website, tick a box saying you’re 18 or above and you’re away – even if you’re not 18.

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