Is Facemoji safe with your data?
Facemoji
Partial disclosure · high confidence
Facemoji earns a C (49/100) because it discloses its data practices only in part.
Dealbreaker flag
- D1.4: You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free and perpetual license to use, copy, reproduce, distribute, adapt, re-format, modify, publish, translate, license, sub-license, and exploit the User Content
#84
of 216 apps ranked
49
score · Image & video avg 47
+2
vs category average
Facemoji sends what you type to its servers to build language models, keeps a perpetual sub-licensable licence over user content, and reserves the right to sell personal information unless you opt out.
What Facemoji's privacy policy and terms of service say about your data
Typing feeds model building
Text entered through the keyboard is transferred from the device to company servers and used to create language models, with a "share data" toggle in Settings > Input Settings as the way to turn it off.
Perpetual licence over your content
The terms claim no ownership of user content but take a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual and sub-licensable licence to use, modify, publish and exploit it.
Sales are the default
Personal information may be sold to third parties for monetary or other valuable consideration unless the user exercises the Do Not Sell or Share My Information opt-out.
Short named retention windows
Data is kept for the life of the service plus thirty days, and text uploaded for translation is stored for seven days before deletion.
What the policy is silent or vague on
- Not stated: whether training use differs by plan
- Not stated: your ownership of generated outputs
- Not stated: data portability
- Not stated: a deletion timeline after closure or request
Facemoji privacy rating
Details
- Category
- Image & video
- Modalities
- image
- Processes biometrics
- Yes
- Policy last updated
- 2025-11-11
- Region scored
- Global / US-default
- Last assessed
- 2026-10-13
Documents examined
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Each grade reflects our analysis of what an app states in its public privacy policy and terms as of the assessment date. It measures the transparency of those documents, not the company's actual data practices, security, or compliance. Grades are our opinion, offered for general information. Full disclaimer.