AI Anyone lets you chat with, and voice call, 13,000+ AI characters. This page sets out how that platform protects the data those conversations create: what is encrypted, what is backed up, what the AI is allowed to do, and which privacy regulations AI Anyone works to. The same protections apply to personal accounts and to classroom use.
The platform is built on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure with automatic failover, and it is monitored on an ongoing basis rather than checked once a year.
Stored data is encrypted, backed up on a schedule, and handled under global privacy regulations.
Protection is layered rather than concentrated at one door.
Responsible AI practice is treated as part of security here, not as a separate topic.
AI Anyone states compliance with GDPR and with CCPA. SOC 2 is listed as in progress, which means work toward it is underway and the platform is not SOC 2 certified today. No other certification, audit or standard is claimed on this page, and none should be assumed.
Yes, in both states. Data in transit uses TLS 1.3 with 256-bit SSL/TLS encryption. Data at rest is encrypted with AES-256.
No. AI Anyone does not train models on your conversations or your content. Your intellectual property stays yours.
Not today. SOC 2 is listed as in progress. GDPR and CCPA compliance are stated now.
Yes. Data export and data deletion rights are offered to all users as part of GDPR compliance, not only to users in the EU.
No. Every character is a simulation and is presented as one. AI Anyone treats that disclosure as a safety requirement rather than fine print.
Voice is powered by ElevenLabs. AI Anyone is a proud ElevenLabs partner.
Security questions that are not answered above go to support@aianyone.com, which reaches the team directly.