VR porn and privacy

A VR headset is often shared, logged in to one account and easy to cast to a TV. A few habits keep what you watch to yourself.

What shows on your card statement

Most VR porn sites bill through a payment processor with a neutral name instead of the site's own. VRPorn.com, for example, bills through Epoch or SegPay and advertises a discreet charge: is VRPorn.com legit. Before you pay on any site, check its billing FAQ for the name that will appear.

Paying without a card

Some sites accept crypto or other methods through their processor; VRPorn.com lists crypto through Centrobill. Gift cards or a separate virtual card from your bank also keep the charge off your main account.

In the headset browser

• Use a private or incognito tab when you log in.
• Clear history and saved logins afterwards if others use the headset.
• Do not let the browser save your password on a shared headset.

Downloads on a shared headset

Downloaded scenes sit in the headset's storage, where anyone using it can find them in the file browser or a player app. On a shared headset, stream instead of downloading, or keep files on a PC and play them through it: VR porn on PC.

Casting and screen sharing

Headsets can mirror what you see to a phone or TV. Check that casting is off before you start, especially if you have cast to a family TV before.

Account security

Use a unique password and the site's two-factor login if it offers one. When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the paid period on most sites: how to cancel VRPorn.com.

Watching on a phone

The same rules apply: private tab, no saved password, Wi-Fi you trust. See VR porn on your phone.