Privacy Policy
How My Look Story handles uploaded photos, generation tasks, and user data.
Last updated: October 8, 2026
Photo handling
Uploaded photos are used to check image quality, create AI generation tasks, and help users view their results in the app. We aim to minimize retention and provide deletion controls in the app experience.
Data we may collect
We record successful sign-in times, IP addresses, and browser or device details to protect accounts and investigate access. These logs are available only to authorized administrators. We may also collect task identifiers, product events, AI task status, and basic analytics needed to improve reliability and product quality.
Model training
User photos should not be used for model training without clear permission. Any image provider used for generation should be reviewed for privacy, safety, and retention practices before production use.
Contact
For privacy questions or deletion requests, contact support at [email protected].
Website analytics and controls
By default, we use Google Analytics 4 to understand visits, referral sources, campaign tags, page language, tool use, creation outcomes, downloads, sign-ins and confirmed live purchases. Analytics cookies help measure sessions. We do not send photos, prompts, email addresses, private image links, authentication tokens or raw payment session identifiers to Google Analytics. Advertising storage is denied and advertising features are disabled. You can opt out by enabling Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser; any opt-out already saved in this browser is also honored. Google processes analytics information under its own policies. Our own dashboard also counts browser visits using a pseudonymous cookie and aggregates server-side creation and successful download responses by account. It does not store photos, prompts, email addresses, private links or IP addresses in analytics. Visit measurement follows the same opt-out settings; service task and download records remain available for operational totals.
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