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This morning, I found myself curious about the term "Shagle" and decided to look it up in Urban Dictionary. As I typed it in, I wondered if I had simply become old and out of touch, as I had never heard the term before today. To my relief, it wasn't listed among the myriad of fabricated profanities. However, this left me at a loss about what type of website might bear such a name. If Shagle merely referred to dull memes, it wouldn't be worth mentioning on ThePornDude. Conversely, if it implied something more risqué, this review could take an entertaining turn. Shagle.com has been around for several years but hasn't achieved enough popularity for its name to become a staple in internet slang. To clarify, Shagle offers free random video chats with complete strangers, a setup reminiscent of platforms like Omegle, which gained fame thanks to Chatroulette about a decade ago. So, what sets Shagle apart? Upon visiting Shagle, you'll notice it follows a familiar format: hit a button to connect with a random stranger, and if you’re not feeling the vibe, you can click again for a new connection. They promote their anonymity features as if they are groundbreaking, but they're pretty standard. The site ensures that you don’t have to share your real name with others, which is a plus if you’re just looking to have some fun without revealing your identity. The success of these types of websites hinges on user volume. I've encountered lesser-known sites where I kept encountering the same few uninterested individuals, all trying to satisfy their own curiosities. Shagle seems aware of this, as they promote their user count prominently on their homepage, boasting over 3.4 million members. However, such a number is meaningless if many of those members are inactive. They claim to have over 100,000 daily users, but from my observations, the actual traffic appears to be closer to half a million a month, which, while decent, is less than their claims. As a general rule, I'm cautious about granting camera access to any site, especially lesser-known ones. Even major platforms like Amazon can misuse such access for marketing purposes. Although Shagle allows you to participate without a camera, it severely limits your interactions. However, after conducting some research, I found Shagle appears to be safe, making it a viable option for those willing to share their webcams. Getting started on Shagle is straightforward. You simply indicate your gender—