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Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 10, 2026

Eighteen or older

Naked people are what the tool draws, which makes this adult reading. Nobody here knowingly keeps anything that came from a minor. Teenager wrote in, you think? One word from you and that message is gone before dinner.

The tagged buttons

Visit Site. Try xNudes AI. Both land on the vendor's page, and the address usually carries a referral tag at its tail. Arrive that way and xnudes.ai may plant a marker, and if you buy a plan some weeks later the sale gets chalked up to this site; a thin slice comes back here. Your price? Whatever their checkout shows, nothing added.

What returns to us is a tally: a sale, a date. No name. No card. Not a word of what you typed. The slice pays the hosting bill and has never bought an adjective in the review above.

Who is writing, and where your pictures go

Not xNudes. A few people who paid for credits, ran the generator for a week (a long week) and kept notes. xNudes ordered nothing, pays for nothing, has read no draft. So your pictures? We never see them, not one pixel. Anything typed or uploaded goes to xnudes.ai, and the privacy text over there governs it (a slow read, before upload number one rather than after, is the sensible order). This page is about something smaller: the crumbs a reader drops while scrolling. Not many.

What the host writes down

Logs. Every host keeps them. One line per request: IP address, clock time, which page, which address sent you, what your browser calls itself. Two uses, honestly. If the site falls over at night, the log says when. And once in a while somebody checks whether readers get past the price table. A few do. Most leave right there. After a month or so the lines are purged, and since nothing else sits on this server to match them against, naming a visitor is beyond us. A hit counter may tick alongside, counting visits. No taste profile. No cookie that tags along to other sites. Zero ad networks, on purpose.

Cookies

Barely any. One might remember that you left the menu open. The hosting company may add a bot screen of its own. Neither one reports to anybody, here or elsewhere. Block the lot, wipe the lot, and the review loses nothing you would notice.

Email, and the code checker

One address, the one on the site; that mailbox is our whole intake. Mail waits for a human, sometimes two days, gets answered, gets deleted. No forwarding. No list broker. Somebody writing in our name wants photos, a login, card numbers? Fake; we never ask. The coupon checker further up lives in your browser from start to finish, so type a code and no server, ours or theirs, hears about it.

Other people's sites

Links lead out: to xnudes.ai, to its competitors, to a couple of reference pages. Somebody else owns every one. xNudes states that prompts and generated images stay sealed inside the account. Maybe so. Verify it over there; we can repeat the claim, not stand behind it. Their house rules walk through the door with you too: fictional adults, never a real person.

Requests about your data

Local law may allow you to ask what is held, demand a fix or an erasure, or order us to stop processing it. Go ahead. The answer, nine times in ten, is a single log line with a month to live, or nothing whatsoever. It arrives inside a week. The law allows 30 days.

Rewrites

Site rebuilt, statute passed: either one gets this page rewritten, date above the text included. Kept reading past the new date? Then the fresh wording applies to you.