What is collected - and why it matters
Answers about what you want in a relationship are more sensitive than a photo, because they say something about your private life. The more personal the material a service uses, the more its handling matters.
Ask yourself: does the service need this to do what it promises, or is it collected simply because it can be?
Five things to check
You can judge a service without being technical.
- Do you get to see and change your answers before they are saved?
- Is it explained why a particular person is suggested, or do you only get a number?
- Can the account and the data be deleted, and is it stated how?
- Is it clear what is free and when a charge starts?
- Is there a way to report someone and get a response?
How this works in Aivelyn
You review your interview answers before they are saved, and can change or remove them. Every match comes with an explanation, not only a score. The AI coach Evelyn uses only the context you choose to share, and partner context only with mutual consent.
Accounts and data can be deleted. The trust and privacy pages describe how this is handled.
Safety in the meeting itself
Technology does not solve that part. Meet in a public place the first time, tell someone where you are, get there and home on your own, and end the date if something feels wrong - you do not owe anyone a good explanation.
For threats, violence or pressure in Sweden: contact the police on 114 14, or 112 in an emergency. Kvinnofridslinjen is reachable on 020-50 50 50.