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This establishes a direct conditional restriction on Cursor's use of user data for training, contingent on the user enabling Privacy Mode.
Readers who enable Privacy Mode are protected from having their data used for training purposes.
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"When enabled, we will not train on your data.Excerpt from Cursor's Security Practices
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This establishes a direct conditional restriction on Cursor's use of user data for training, contingent on the user enabling Privacy Mode.
Readers who enable Privacy Mode are protected from having their data used for training purposes.
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