“We do not engage in "sales" or "sharing" of personal information or process personal information for "targeted advertising" purposes as those terms are defined by U.S. state privacy laws.”
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The clause establishes that Inflection AI's practices fall outside the statutory definitions of sale, sharing, and targeted advertising under U.S. state privacy laws, which may carry specific legal rights for users in those states.
The updated policy now explicitly authorizes collection of voice and audio inputs, precise geolocation data (with your consent), contact and calendar information from third-party platforms, and inferences about your emotional state and sentiment based on your inputs. Conversation outputs are retained indefinitely for purposes stated in the Terms of Service, while inputs are retained for at most 15 days after deletion (with exceptions for fraud, security, legal, or financial record-keeping). You can opt out of voice-based emotion inference in your Account settings page, and you can stop precise location collection by changing preferences on your mobile device or in Account settings.
View change record →Users' personal information is not sold, shared, or used for targeted advertising by Inflection AI under the definitions established by U.S. state privacy laws.
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"We do not engage in "sales" or "sharing" of personal information or process personal information for "targeted advertising" purposes as those terms are defined by U.S. state privacy laws.Excerpt from Inflection AI's Privacy Policy
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The clause establishes that Inflection AI's practices fall outside the statutory definitions of sale, sharing, and targeted advertising under U.S. state privacy laws, which may carry specific legal rights for users in those states.
Users' personal information is not sold, shared, or used for targeted advertising by Inflection AI under the definitions established by U.S. state privacy laws.
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