AI Girlfriend Privacy and Your Chat Data

Who Controls Your Chat Data

VEDMI TECHNOLOGY LTD, registered in Nicosia, Cyprus, under number HE498119. That company operates LuckyLove AI, and the Terms of Service say Cypriot law governs them.

An EU-based operator is a practical detail, not trivia. It tells you which rules to read and who answers a deletion request. EVA AI is also run from Nicosia, by NOVI LIMITED, while Replika, Nomi, Kindroid and Character.AI are US companies and Candy.ai is run by EverAI Limited in Malta.

Whether Your Chats Train AI Models

No, not general-purpose or third-party ones. LuckyLove AI's Privacy Policy, effective 18.09.2026, says private content is not used to train, fine-tune or evaluate those models. The policy lists what counts as private: chats, prompts, memories, generated media and voice.

That wording is narrow, and it rewards careful reading. The promise covers general-purpose and third-party models. Before trusting any AI companion with personal details, look for this exact clause in its policy, because a vague phrase about improving the service can cover far more.

Retention After You Delete Your Account

Thirty days for the personal material, 180 days for the records. Section 12 of the privacy policy splits retention into two groups, and the split is worth knowing before you press delete.

Deletion, in other words, is not instant. Your conversations linger for a month, and the paper trail of payments and support tickets stays for about six. That is a reasonable design, yet it means a chat you regret does not vanish the moment you close the account.

Encryption and Who Can Read Your Chats

Encryption in transit is promised, and at rest only where appropriate. That is the exact wording in section 16 of the privacy policy, and the second half stays vague, since the policy does not define when storage counts as appropriate.

Reading by people is a separate question. LuckyLove AI's AI girlfriend page says chats are one-on-one and visible only to you, with no routine human reading of them and no sale of data. Routine is the key word. It describes a default rather than an absolute ban, so treat a chat as private, not sealed.

Privacy on Your Bank Statement

A neutral merchant descriptor shows up instead of the brand. The homepage FAQ says nothing on the statement references LuckyLove AI.

Candy.ai works differently, since its statement shows EverAI. A shared card or a joint account makes that difference visible every month, which is why it belongs in a privacy check at all.

Payment choice adds another layer. Crypto keeps card details out of the loop entirely, though LuckyLove AI treats crypto payments as final, and the billing page also lists PayPal for selected countries, charged in euros, and Telegram Stars through the LuckyLove Telegram bot.

Deleting a Chat, a Companion or the Account

Three levels of deletion exist, from small to total:

1. Clear a single chat. The companion stays, her history with you goes.
2. Delete a companion. She disappears together with her chat history.
3. Delete the account. The retention clock starts: 30 days for chats and media, 180 for records.

Because memory runs on chat history, clearing a chat also wipes what she knows about you. Unused coins do not expire, so check your balance before deleting the account. Coin purchases are non-refundable unless the law requires it.

Privacy Checks for Any AI Girlfriend App

Five checks cover most of the risk, and every one can be answered from an AI girlfriend app's public legal pages.

• Training: does the policy rule out using your chats to train models, and which models?
• Retention: is there a number of days after deletion, or only vague language?
• Visibility: are chats private by default, or is there a public feed?
• Identity: does sign-up demand your real name?
• Operator: is the legal entity named, with a country and a registration?

LuckyLove AI answers all five on its public pages. The one honest caveat is age checking. Kindroid verifies age through an active subscription or a Yoti selfie or ID check, and Character.AI puts users verified as under 18 into Reading Mode with chat disabled, so expect some apps to ask for more data at the door than others.