What gets sent, stored, and trained

The friendly screen does not tell you which data controls are active. Check the product, the plan, and the connection list.

Three separate questions: what leaves the device, what is stored, and what may be used to train future models. A business plan often answers the third with “not used for training.” That is not the same as “never logged.” Logs, support, and abuse review still exist.

• Free consumer chats are the most likely to use data to improve the product unless you opt out.
• Team and API tiers usually offer a training opt-out or a default of no training. Read the current DPA.
• Connectors send whatever the scope allows to the host, then to the model provider.
• Local weights keep the prompt on-machine only if remote features are actually off.