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The Privacy rating looks at what happens to your chats, photos, personal data, and payment information after you sign up.
We check how the app uses your data, how much control you have over it, whether your account is properly protected, and whether you can actually reach support when something goes wrong.
What happens to your chats, photos, and personal information?
Depending on the app, your conversations and images may be used to train its AI, reviewed by real people, or shared with other companies.
We read the privacy policy, terms, and help pages to find out exactly what the platform says it does with your data.
Can you delete or take back your data?
It is your information, so you should have some control over it.
We check whether you can delete chats, delete your account, request the removal of personal data, opt out of AI training, and download a copy of your information.
How well does the app protect your account and payment privacy?
AI girlfriend apps can hold extremely private chats, photos, and account information. A security problem could expose things you would never want made public.
We check what type of encryption the company confirms, whether two-factor authentication is available, what appears on your bank statement, and whether the platform has had any confirmed security incidents during the past five years.
Can you actually get help when something goes wrong?
Support becomes very important when you cannot delete your account, need help removing personal data, notice a strange payment, or think someone has accessed your account.
We contact support with a real question and check how easy they are to reach, how quickly they reply, and whether their answer is actually useful.
The Privacy score is made up of four subscores.
AI girlfriend apps are adult platforms, and people often share very private things with them.
This can include intimate conversations, personal photos, relationship details, and payment information. You probably would not want any of that read by strangers or leaked online.
AI is also still a relatively unregulated industry. Privacy policies can be vague, and it is not always obvious what happens to your information after you press send.
Depending on the platform, your chats or photos may be used to improve its AI, reviewed by employees or contractors, or shared with other companies. That does not always mean the app is doing something wrong, but you should know about it before signing up.
Security matters just as much. We do not simply trust a sentence saying that an app is “safe and secure.” We check what protection the company actually confirms, whether you can protect your account with two-factor authentication, and whether there are any confirmed security incidents worth knowing about.
A good AI girlfriend app should clearly explain what it does with your data, give you control over it, and protect the private information you share.
We use a paid test account and review the platform’s privacy policy, terms, help pages, and account settings.
First, we look for clear answers about AI training, human review, third-party sharing, advertising, and how long different types of data are stored.
We then use the test account to try deleting chats, deleting the account, removing personal data, opting out of training, and exporting our information.
For security, we check which types of encryption the company clearly confirms, try to enable two-factor authentication, and check whether the billing name is shown before payment.
We also search for confirmed security incidents from the previous five years. We only count incidents supported by the company, a regulator, a court filing, or a reliable security report.
Finally, we contact support with a real question and rate how easy it is to reach them, how quickly they reply, and whether the answer actually helps.
We cannot look inside a company’s private systems. We can only test the controls available to users and check what the company clearly says in its policies and help pages.
When a company does not explain something, we record it as Unknown. Unknown does not automatically mean the app is unsafe, but it also does not give us proof that your data is protected.
Privacy policies can change at any time. Our results show what the platform said and offered on the date we tested it.
Not finding a past security incident does not guarantee that a platform will never have one. It only means we did not find a confirmed incident within the period we checked.
Support is tested using one real request. Your experience may be different depending on the question, time of day, or support agent.
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