DataAnonymiser
Masks personal data before it reaches an AI chat, then puts it back in the reply
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Is It Training on Me?
Grades 228 AI apps on whether they train on your data, quoting their terms
Before adopting a SaaS tool, check in one place whether it trains on your data by default and what it takes to opt out.
Is It Training on Me? tracks the data-training policies of 228 apps and grades them A to F. Every verdict quotes the company's own clause verbatim, dated, with a stored copy, and a change feed flags when terms shift. So far 87 train on you by default, 56 of those offer no switch, and four charge you to stop. Where possible it explains how to opt out, and it writes to companies that stay vague; Fastmail changed its policy after being graded. It is run by one person in the UK and is free to use.
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