<ul><li>Privacy experts have found that four out of the five most popular AI companion apps on the Apple App Store may track users' personal data for profit.</li><li>These AI companions' tracking practices can invade users' privacy and shake their trust in the apps.</li><li>Among the analyzed apps, Character AI collects the most data, followed by EVA. Nomi claims to not collect data for tracking purposes.</li><li>Users are advised to be cautious, check app permissions, and be mindful of the information they share while using AI companion services.</li></ul>

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