How Voguelaan approaches security.

Voguelaan helps users manage style decisions, wardrobe scans, product checks, color analysis, and saved local results. Security matters because photos and wardrobe data can be personal.

Voguelaan is intended to be served over HTTPS so data exchanged between your browser and the platform is encrypted in transit. You should avoid entering private photos or wardrobe information on any page that is not served securely.

Avoid uploading private photos on shared devices unless you clear browser storage afterward. Style DNA, wardrobe scans, and shopping checks may be saved locally in your browser.

Keep your browser and device updated, and use device-level locks when storing personal style or wardrobe data.

Voguelaan uses browser APIs such as FileReader, Image, Canvas, and localStorage for local analysis and persistence. Reset controls and browser storage settings can remove saved local results.

Upload tools are intended for your own photos, wardrobe images, and product images. Do not upload images you do not have permission to use.

We may use service providers for hosting, analytics, email delivery, and monitoring. Access to information should be limited to what is needed to provide and maintain the service.

No online service can guarantee absolute security. We use reasonable safeguards and continue improving the platform, but users should also protect their own devices, browsers, and local saved data.

If you believe you have found a vulnerability, please report it through the Voguelaan contact page with enough detail for us to understand and review the issue. Please avoid accessing, changing, deleting, or sharing other users’ data.