Does Using FaceAppbr Put Your Privacy at Risk? An app called FaceApp has br gone viral, with many peoplebr using the app to age themselves. More than 100 million people havebr downloaded the app so far, making itbr the top-ranked app in 121 countries. The app uses artificial intelligencebr to transform users' uploaded photosbr into different ages and genders. However, various privacy advocates havebr found the app’s privacy policy to be concerning. Photos used in FaceApp are reportedlybr uploaded and processed in the cloud, granting the company a never-ending license to use them. via FaceAppbr Terms of Service When asked bybr ‘The Washington Post’br what this meant,br FaceApp CEO Yaroslavbr Goncharov attemptedbr to ease concerns. Goncharov revealed that althoughbr the app is granted a “perpetual”br license of photos, most are deletedbr from its servers after 48 hours. He also said that FaceApp doesn't downloadbr a user’s entire camera roll, only the photosbr “selected by a user for editing.