DBL / SYSTEM NOTE 001Independent review · public documents · 05 Nov 2026
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BOUNDARY LAB

DBL / FIELD NOTES / 5 RELEASED

Follow the data, one boundary at a time.

Each note isolates a user question and traces the public evidence. We leave implementation details unknown when the policy does not disclose them.

NOTE 01

A 30-Day Backup Window Is Not Instant Erasure

EroLove AI describes account deletion within 30 days, rolling backup deletion and limited record exceptions. Follow the separate clocks before assuming everything vanished.

NOTE 02

Encryption Claims Are Not a Security Audit

EroLove AI says it uses HTTPS, access-restricted storage and encrypted backups. Learn what those statements cover and what they leave unverified.

NOTE 03

EroLove AI Data Flow: From Intimate Message to Model Provider

Trace the data classes named in EroLove AI's privacy notice, and identify the processor and retention details a reader still cannot see in public.

NOTE 04

What an AI Companion Privacy Policy Should Name

A processor inventory is more useful than a blanket privacy promise. Use this technical checklist to request roles, locations, content types and retention details.

NOTE 05

What EroLove AI Says About Overseas Processing

The Privacy Policy names US hosting and possible processing outside the EEA. Map the countries, roles and safeguards you should ask about before sharing intimate data.