LAST UPDATED · 22 JULY 2026
Privacy, without the small-print theatre.
Why They Ghosted is built to analyse a report and forget the evidence—not build a library of people’s private conversations.
What we process
When you request a report, your selected screenshots and optional context are sent securely to OpenAI solely to generate that report. Model storage is disabled for these requests. We do not save the screenshots, conversation text, generated report or your optional context in our database.
What we keep
We record anonymous product events such as whether an analysis succeeded, whether a verdict image was shared or downloaded, and which evidence mode was used. If you submit feedback, we store your rating, payment and sharing intent, optional comment, and a random journey identifier for that page visit.
Abuse and cost protection
To keep the beta reliable, we convert the connecting network address into a one-way, salted fingerprint and use it only to enforce daily report limits. We do not store the original address in the application database, and limit records are automatically removed after approximately one week.
What we deliberately avoid
We do not place advertising cookies, build cross-site profiles, sell personal data, or store screenshot filenames and message content in analytics.
Other people’s information
Only upload material you are entitled to share. Crop names, faces, phone numbers, locations and other identifying details that are not necessary for the analysis. Do not upload intimate imagery or content involving anyone under 18.
AI limitations
The report identifies patterns in the material supplied. It cannot know another person’s private motives and should not be treated as fact, professional advice or a mental-health assessment.
Questions or deletion requests
Because reports and screenshots are not retained, there is normally nothing to delete after processing. Feedback records can be removed when you provide enough information for us to locate them. Email hello@whytheyghosted.app.
This beta notice describes the product’s current behaviour and should receive legal review before a broad public launch.