Privacy policy now says user data isn't used to train any AI models
Todoist's privacy policy now says your data isn't used to train any AI models. It used to rule out only "generalized" ones.
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Who trains on what you write, and who just promised not to.
Privacy policies are being rewritten around AI: what assistants remember, whether your files and messages can train models, and whether AI features can read data from other products.
Some changes here are good news, like a company closing a loophole in its no-training promise. Others widen what an AI feature is allowed to see. Each one is quoted word for word.
Todoist's privacy policy now says your data isn't used to train any AI models. It used to rule out only "generalized" ones.
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