This repository contains the full list of tested websites and Android apps featuring virtual try-on (VTO) in the study. For every website/app in the list, we indicate the following:

• URL and package name of website and app, respectively
• number of downloads (apps only)
• whether the app is pure VTO or not ¹ (apps only)
• whether a user's image is sent to a 3rd-party server when using the VTO feature
• whether a user's image is stored when using the VTO feature
• whether the app/website violates its privacy policy, and on what basis (violation type)
• whether the app/website violates use a VTO provider which violates its own privacy policy, and on what basis (violation type)
• whether the website displays a misleading disclaimer that gives false confidence to the user on using th VTO feature (websites only)

There are four files:

• List of Android Apps Featuring VTO.csv: the full list of the tested 28 apps in CSV format.
• List of Android Apps Featuring VTO.pdf: the full list of the tested 28 apps in PDF format (more readable).
• List of Websites Featuring VTO.csv: the full list of the tested 138 websites in CSV format.
• List of Websites Featuring VTO.pdf: the full list of the tested 138 websites in PDF format (more readable).

Footnotes

1. An app is considered pure VTO if the VTO or AR feature is explicitly advertised as a main feature in the app's description. We consider a non-pure VTO app to be one that does not advertise VTO or AR as a main feature in its description. ↩