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This is consequential because it distinguishes Paid Services from Unpaid Services with respect to data use, providing a data protection assurance for paying developers.
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If you use Paid Services, your prompts—including system instructions, cached content, and files—and responses will not be used by Google to improve its products.
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"Google doesn't use your prompts (including associated system instructions, cached content, and files such as images, videos, or documents) or responses to improve our products...Excerpt from Google AI Studio's Gemini API Terms of Service
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This is consequential because it distinguishes Paid Services from Unpaid Services with respect to data use, providing a data protection assurance for paying developers.
If you use Paid Services, your prompts—including system instructions, cached content, and files—and responses will not be used by Google to improve its products.
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