Privacy, explained
Your photo, the points found on your face, your score and your canthal tilt measurements stay on your device. Here is how that works, and how to check it yourself.
What stays on your device
The whole test runs inside your browser. When you choose a photo, your browser finds your face, measures it and scores it right there. The photo, the face points and the score are never sent to us or to anyone else.
The canthal tilt test works the same way. The eye corner points, including any you move by hand, the angles and the tilt type are worked out in your browser and never sent.
Nothing is saved. There is no account and no history on a server, and your results are gone when you close the tab. If you save a result image, it is made on your device and goes only where you put it.
What the site does load
Your browser downloads the page and its font. Once the page has loaded, or when you choose a photo, it also downloads the model files the tests run on. These downloads only come to you. None of them carries your photo or anything about you.
We also count, with Google Analytics, how many tests start, how many give a result or a “can’t measure” message, and clicks on a suggested next step. Those counts never include your photo, your score, your face points, your angles or your canthal tilt type. The site runs no ads.
Check it yourself
Your browser’s network panel lists everything a page sends and receives. Open it, choose a photo and watch: you will see the analyzer download once, and no request carrying your photo. Lines that start with “blob:” are your browser reading the photo from its own memory.
Chrome and Edge
- Press F12, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac.
- Open the Network tab and reload this page.
- Choose a photo and watch the list.
Safari
- In Safari’s settings, open Advanced and turn on “Show features for web developers”.
- Press Cmd+Option+I, open the Network tab and reload this page.
- Choose a photo and watch the list.
Firefox
- Press F12, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac.
- Open the Network tab and reload this page.
- Choose a photo and watch the list.
On a phone
Phone browsers have no network panel of their own. The test works the same way on a computer, so the easiest check is to run it there.
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