The personal data inside AI-powered sex dolls is a growing concern for users who want to maintain their privacy. These dolls are designed to collect detailed information to personalize the user experience, including sexual preferences, emotional responses, voice commands, and even conversations. But how secure is this data?

The answer largely depends on the manufacturer’s security protocols and the storage methods used. Many sex dolls store data either in local memory or on cloud servers, but the way this data is protected varies widely. If the doll’s data is stored on a cloud server, the risks increase. Cloud servers, though convenient, can be vulnerable to hacking if they are not adequately secured with strong encryption and frequent security updates. If a breach occurs, hackers could gain access to personal information, including intimate conversations and preferences.

Additionally, manufacturers may not always be transparent about how long data is stored or what it’s used for. Some dolls could be collecting more data than the user expects, including details unrelated to the product’s intended purpose, which further raises concerns about privacy.

To ensure data security, it’s crucial to choose dolls from manufacturers that prioritize encryption and offer clear privacy policies. Users should also periodically delete stored data and disable internet connectivity when not in use to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.