Privacy Policy

Photo tools are built so your image is processed locally in your browser for the analysis you start. We do not run a service that stores a library of your uploaded faces on our servers for those tests. We do not require an account for the core experience. We may still receive ordinary web technical data (such as IP address, browser type, device hints, pages visited, and timestamps) through hosting, security, analytics, or advertising partners. If you message us through our Google Form, Google receives whatever you type there under Google’s terms.

Technical and analytics data helps us keep the site online, fix bugs, understand which tools people open, and improve clarity—especially disclaimers and instructions. Advertising partners may use data as described in their own policies to show and measure ads. We do not sell a catalog of your face photos. We do not use entertainment scores to build a public ranking of users.

Keeping photo analysis on-device is one of the ways we reduce what ever needs to sit on a server. Hosting and security providers still protect the website itself with industry-standard practices. No online system is perfect; please avoid uploading sensitive documents or anything you would not want processed in a browser session. If you download a report image, that file lives wherever you save it—on your device or wherever you choose to share it.

The site may rely on infrastructure and services such as web hosting, performance analytics (for example Vercel Analytics where enabled), fonts or model files loaded in the browser, Google services for ads or consent messaging, and Google Forms when you contact us. Those providers process data under their own policies. Following a third-party link or embedding leaves our page’s direct control.

We do not keep a user photo archive from the main on-device tests. Server logs, analytics, and ad systems retain technical data according to each provider’s retention rules. Messages you send via Google Form are stored in that form’s responses until we delete them. Report images you download are under your control.

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or restrict certain personal data, or to object to some processing. Cookie and ad preferences may be available through Google’s consent tools and your browser settings. To ask a privacy question about Test Attraction, use the contact form on our About Us page and mention “privacy” so we can prioritize it. We will respond as a small team as promptly as we reasonably can.