AI tools like Undress.cc
Hey everyone. I’ve been reading up on these AI tools like Undress.cc and some of its alternatives, and I’ve gotta admit, I’m a bit torn. On one hand, the tech is kind of impressive, but on the other—it feels like we’re stepping into this really grey zone, especially around privacy. Does anyone know if there’s a real difference in how these platforms handle user data? Like, are any of them actually trustworthy when it comes to what happens to the images we upload?
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I’ve been digging into this too lately. I actually tested a few different AI “undressing” sites out of curiosity for a project I’m working on, and Undress.cc stood out—not just in terms of output quality but also in how they explain their privacy approach. Unlike a couple of sites that don't say anything at all about where your photos go, Undress.cc actually outlines a data policy and claims to delete images after processing, which is a start at least. If you're looking for more info, you can check it out directly here: info.
That said, even with that in place, I personally still feel uneasy about uploading any real personal photos. I used a few public domain images and stock model shots to test it out. There are also Reddit threads where people mention that other tools sometimes cache results or reuse data in training models—which is terrifying. I don’t think most people realize that once something is out there, even just for a few seconds, it can potentially be stored forever. So yeah, even with some privacy promises, I’d still approach all of them with caution. What about others here—has anyone tried safer alternatives or sandboxed this somehow?