Many assume that owning or using sex dolls compromises personal privacy or exposes owners to security risks. This is a myth; privacy concerns largely depend on individual behavior and the security measures taken by manufacturers and users. Reputable manufacturers prioritize data security and do not store personal information unnecessarily. When it comes to physical privacy, owning a sex doll is a private matter, and responsible owners take steps to store and handle their dolls discreetly. Concerns about digital privacy are minimal unless the doll integrates AI or connected features, which are still emerging. Even then, data encryption and user controls are typically implemented to protect user information. The myth that sex dolls are linked to intrusive surveillance or data breaches is unfounded in most cases. Respect for privacy is a key aspect of responsible ownership. Users should be cautious when dealing with connected devices, but overall, owning a sex doll remains a private matter that is no more risky than other personal possessions. Dispelling these myths helps normalize the ownership of sex dolls as a legitimate, private activity.