Todoist: Privacy policy now says user data isn't used to train any AI models

What changed

Doist's privacy policy (which covers Todoist) used to promise it doesn't use information collected from you, including via AI tools, to develop, improve, or train "generalized/non-personalized" artificial intelligence or machine learning models. That qualifier is gone: the sentence now says it doesn't use your information to develop, improve, or train artificial intelligence or machine learning models at all. The old wording left room for personalized models; the new wording doesn't.

Who it affects

Todoist users concerned about their tasks and data being used for AI training

Source

Detected on the Todoist privacy page: https://doist.com/privacy. Always check the source; this summary is not legal or financial advice.

Full diff from our snapshots +1 / −1 lines

· · ·It is in our legitimate interests to improve our Services for our customers.When doing so, we may collect Information we automatically collect or is generated about you when you use the Services, as well as Information about your device such as device manufacturer, model and operating system, and the amount of free space on your device. Todoist may use third-party vendors from time to time, including artificial intelligence tools, to capture, translate and/or record information about users' interaction with the Service to help us better improve our Services for you. However, we do not use information we collect from you, including via artificial intelligence tools, to develop, improve, or train generalized/non-personalized artificial intelligence or machine learning models.When doing so, we may collect Information we automatically collect or is generated about you when you use the Services, as well as Information about your device such as device manufacturer, model and operating system, and the amount of free space on your device. Todoist may use third-party vendors from time to time, including artificial intelligence tools, to capture, translate and/or record information about users' interaction with the Service to help us better improve our Services for you. However, we do not use information we collect from you, including via artificial intelligence tools, to develop, improve, or train artificial intelligence or machine learning models.If you reach out to us for support, we will use your Information to respond to and resolve your queries and complaints and facilitate support (e.g. retrieval of a forgotten password).

Provenance: detected in our Oct 24 snapshot of the Todoist privacy page, compared against Oct 23.