Privacy and consent guide

Check permission, retention, and sharing before you upload a face

Face swap safety depends on both the service and the intended use. Confirm who gave permission, what the provider retains, and what the finished file reveals before you generate or share it.

By DeepSwapAI Product TeamReviewed July 13, 2026Practical guide

Five questions decide whether the workflow should start

QuestionProceed whenStop or clarify when
Do you have permission?Every real person understands the edit and intended audienceA public photo is your only basis for using the likeness
Could the result mislead someone?The creative context is clear or the edit will be disclosedIt could be mistaken for evidence, endorsement, or a real event
Is the context sensitive?The use is lawful, permitted, and does not exploit or harm the subjectIt involves minors, sexual content, fraud, harassment, or deceptive impersonation
What happens to uploads?Retention, deletion, training use, and providers are explainedThe policy is vague or contradicts the product interface
What will the exported file reveal?You have inspected watermarks and visible account informationYou would not want that information shown to the intended audience
Permission is specific. Consent to take or post a photo is not automatically consent to alter it, place it in a new context, or distribute the edited result.

Separate the local check from the generation upload

Local readiness inspection

The browser checks selected file size, dimensions, video duration, and batch totals before upload. This readiness check does not upload the selected media.

Generation processing

When a task is submitted, the supplied media is sent to an AI inference provider only to complete that requested generation.

No model training on uploads

DeepSwapAI does not use uploaded content to train AI models.

24-hour media retention

Uploads and generated media are automatically removed from DeepSwapAI servers within 24 hours. Account, order, credit, security, and support records can be retained where needed for service operation, fraud prevention, accounting, disputes, or legal compliance.

Account deletion

A signed-in user can permanently delete the account from account settings. Privacy requests can also be submitted through the official support channels.

Inspect the exact exported file and its audience

  1. Check the visible identity: confirm that every depicted person approved this edit and its destination.
  2. Check the trial watermark: image exports from an account with no completed credit purchase visibly contain DeepSwapAI.com and the account's full email address.
  3. Understand the paid change: after any completed one-time credit purchase, future image exports are watermark-free; existing trial exports are not changed retroactively.
  4. Disclose realistic edits: add context when a reasonable viewer could mistake the result for an authentic event or endorsement.
  5. Review the destination: a private draft, client review, public post, and advertisement have different permission and disclosure requirements.
  6. Keep a deletion path: know where the original post, shared file, and DeepSwapAI account controls can be removed if consent changes.

This checklist is practical product guidance, not legal advice. Applicable laws and platform rules vary by location and intended use.

Use the channel that matches the issue

Access, correction, or deletion

Use account settings or the privacy request channel listed on the official contact page.

Non-consensual or harmful content

Report the exact URL, describe why the subject did not consent or how the content violates the Terms, and avoid sending private source media unless support requests it.

Copyright concern

Identify the protected work, the disputed material, and the exact location where it appears.

Security concern

Provide reproducible steps and a safe proof of concept without accessing, changing, or retaining another user's data.

Checked against product code, policy, and retention operations

The DeepSwapAI Product Team reviewed the current media-readiness client, generation flow, 24-hour cleanup job, account-deletion endpoint, watermark entitlement behavior, Privacy Policy, Terms, Trust Center, and support routes. Claims were reviewed on July 13, 2026; see the verification methodology.

Verify the current controls before uploading

Review retention, training use, account deletion, consent rules, and the exact trial watermark disclosure in one place.

Open the Trust Center