Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
EroLove AI’s Five-Step Data Map
An independent review maps the data paths described in EroLove AI’s privacy policy and offers a local risk worksheet.
- For
- People assessing privacy before using AI companion chats
- Worth noticing
- The worksheet runs locally and returns questions—not a security score; the review says provider identities and controls remain unverified.
Field notes
The page separates five steps: device, service account, model processor, image exception, and deletion tail. It says conversations and summarized memories remain while an account is active, while guest accounts without a saved identity are removed after inactivity. The review also flags that processor names and controls are unverified; the worksheet asks about shared devices, compromised accounts, external processing, and image copies, with selections kept in the browser.
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