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This morning, I found myself curious about the term "Shagle," so I decided to look it up in Urban Dictionary. As I typed it in, I couldn't help but wonder if I had simply grown old and out of touch with the current slang. To my relief, I discovered that "Shagle" wasn't included in the dictionary of made-up swear words, which was a small comfort. However, it left me puzzled about what kind of website might be associated with such a name. If Shagle were just another platform for mundane memes, it wouldn't be worth a mention on ThePornDude. Alternatively, if it were a euphemism for something more risqué, the review could become quite entertaining. Shagle.com has been around for a few years but hasn't quite reached the level of popularity that makes its name widespread in internet lingo. For those unfamiliar, Shagle offers free random video chats with complete strangers, a concept reminiscent of platforms like Omegle and Chatroulette. The premise is simple: you click a button, encounter a stranger, and either engage in conversation or skip to the next user. The site promotes its anonymity features as unique, but they're relatively standard in this type of platform. You don’t need to share personal details with your chat partners, which is a relief. A key aspect of these random chat websites is user volume; they only function well when many people are online. I’ve encountered lesser-known sites where I kept seeing the same uninterested individuals, all searching for something more exciting. Shagle seems to acknowledge this concern directly. At the top of their homepage, they proudly display a member count of over 3.4 million. This figure appears to be updated regularly, which is promising, but it raises the question of how many of those members are active users. They claim to have over 100,000 daily users, but that figure seems inflated compared to their actual traffic, which I estimate to be around half a million monthly. I’m generally wary about granting any website access to my webcam, especially considering the potential for privacy invasions. However, I did my due diligence and found that Shagle appears safe enough for webcam use. You can use the site without a camera, but that limits your ability to interact with others who do. Getting started on Shagle is straightforward. You declare your gender and click "Start Chatting," after which the site requests access to your camera and microphone. Surprisingly, you don’t need to create an account