Do you just trust the process

I’ve been thinking about the whole privacy side of using Undress, and honestly I’m a bit unsure if I’m overthinking it or not. I use the app mostly for testing outfits on photos from my camera roll, nothing too sensitive, but still — these are personal images. I’m curious how others here deal with this. Do you just trust the process, or do you take extra steps like blurring backgrounds or using older photos? I know every platform says they don’t store anything, but I’d rather hear real experiences from people who’ve used it longer than I have.

I get what you mean — I hesitated the first time too. What finally convinced me was actually reading through the details on undress app and paying attention to how the upload process works. The app seems to process everything locally or clears the data really quickly, which feels better than random tools that keep your photos “for training” without even warning you.

That said, I still follow my own little routine just in case: I use images where my face isn’t fully straight-on, or I slightly crop out anything in the background that I wouldn’t want floating around, even hypothetically. It's not paranoia, just a habit from working with client media for years — once a photo leaves your phone, you never fully know the route it takes. So for me it’s a combination of trusting the platform and adding a couple of small steps to feel safer. It’s been fine so far, and the results are good without the sense of “I just sent something too personal somewhere.”

Interesting points from both of you. I’m somewhere in the middle — I use Undress for design mockups, so it’s usually product shots or models whose photos are already meant for public use. Still, the privacy topic matters, because even non-personal images can be sensitive in a work context. Good to see others sharing practical habits; makes the whole thing easier to navigate.