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A companion chat may reveal sexual preferences, orientation, real names or other sensitive details. Entering less is a genuine privacy choice.
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01—05Follow the data, not the promise.
01—05Follow the data, not the promise.
A map for intimate AI chat
Before you confide, know where the data goes.
An EroLove privacy choice starts before an intimate conversation. Its own policy describes third-party AI processors, sensitive memories, selected character images that may become public, and deletion limits. Those distinctions deserve more space than a comfort sentence in a sign-up flow.
Independent criticism · No affiliation · Public-document analysis, not a system audit or personal account experience.
01 / DATA FLOW
Five places your story can go.
This is a simplified map from the public privacy policy reviewed 5 November 2026. It shows documented data retention paths and exceptions, not a packet trace or independent verification of the company's systems.
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Account data
The service stores
The public policy says conversations and memory are kept while the account is active and can be viewed, corrected, exported or deleted.
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External processors
Models process
Relevant conversation content is sent to third-party AI processors for replies, images and voice. The policy says email and identity are not sent for that task.
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Publication exception
Images may travel
The team may select generated character images for showcases, third-party listings and promotion without linking them to your account.
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Exit path
Deletion has limits
The policy says personal data is deleted within 30 days after account deletion, with limited billing records, tax records, fraud prevention and legal exceptions; an already published image copy remains.
Our assessment
The weak assumption is that an intimate chat is “just between us.” The policy describes more than a two-party conversation. That is enough reason to minimize what you share, even though it is not evidence of a leak, sale or wrongdoing.
02 / PRACTICAL CHOICES
Control the information you provide.
No privacy setting can undo a disclosure you never needed to make. These steps work before, during and after a companion conversation.
Before a chat
Use an alias, withhold real names, addresses, employers and other people’s intimate information. Data minimization begins before a privacy setting; the AI can still be useful without your biography.
Before an image
Read the generated-image clause. The policy says selected fictional-character images can be reused publicly without identifying you. Decide whether that is acceptable.
Before a purchase
Check whether you want your chat history and account to remain active. Purchased Sparks disappear when an account is deleted under the terms.
Before leaving
Request a data export of what you need, then delete content and account through the described controls. Record the request date and distinguish account records from public copies.
03 / CLAUSE TO CONSEQUENCE
Read the most consequential clauses together.
They are not evidence of misconduct. They are the written tradeoffs a reader should know before using an adult AI companion.
Policy statementRelevant chat content goes to third-party model providers.
Consequence: avoid unnecessary identifying or third-party information. The policy says email and identity are not sent for that processing.
Policy statementSelected fictional-character images can be published.
Consequence: an image generated in a private chat may later appear without a link to you. Previously public copies remain after account deletion.
Policy statementDeletion takes up to 30 days, with defined exceptions.
Consequence: export and delete deliberately, and understand that limited billing or legal records may remain.
Terms statementGenerated-image use is licensed on continuing terms.
Consequence: read the exact rights clause before treating an image as something you alone control.
04 / FIELD NOTES
Browse the complete field notes →Follow one question at a time.
Our notes add practical checklists and data diagrams to the public policy. They do not claim internal access, penetration testing or a firsthand account review.
05 / COMMON QUESTIONS
The privacy questions a glossy product page can skip.
These answers distinguish the company's documented statements from anything we have independently observed.
Are EroLove conversations private?
The privacy policy says chats are private to your account and not sold for advertising. It also states relevant content goes to third-party model processors. “Private” is therefore not the same as “never processed elsewhere.”
Does EroLove use chat messages to train AI?
The policy says the service chooses providers under terms prohibiting training where such terms are available. That wording is conditional; ask for a current processor list if it matters to you.
Can EroLove publish a generated photo?
The policy says its team may select some images of its fictional characters for showcases, listings and promotion, without linking them to a user's identity or conversation.
Will a public EroLove image disappear when I delete my account?
The policy explicitly says a previously published copy is not part of the account export and stays published after chat or account deletion.
How long does EroLove keep deleted data?
The published policy says personal data is deleted within 30 days after account deletion, except limited billing, tax, fraud-prevention or legal records. Backups rotate within 30 days.
Can I export my EroLove memory?
The policy describes viewing, correcting, pinning, deleting and exporting conversation memory from an in-product “Our story” screen. We have not tested those controls.
Is guest mode anonymous?
A guest account may have no email at first, but the policy also describes an IP address in technical logs, browser local storage and saved memory. Guest entry should not be treated as anonymity.
Does EroLove sell personal data?
Its published policy says no. We have no independent audit of its internal systems and do not assert a contrary fact.
Where is EroLove data processed?
The policy identifies US hosting and possible model processing outside the EU/EEA, with stated contractual safeguards. We have not verified processor locations.
What about age verification?
The service says it is adults only and describes an age-check provider where UK law requires one. We have not tested the gate or made a legal compliance finding.
Can I turn off analytics?
The policy describes a browser query-parameter opt-out for its own usage statistics and conditional Google Analytics after cookie acceptance. Check current controls before relying on them.
What should I avoid sharing with an AI companion?
Do not provide passwords, financial identifiers, addresses, other people’s private information or details that you would not want retained or processed by a model provider.