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OpenRouter expressly acknowledges a limit on its ability to protect user data after transmission, meaning no contractual or operational constraint on the Model Provider's training use is available from OpenRouter at that point.
Once your data reaches a training-permitted Model Provider, OpenRouter has no control over how that provider uses it for training.
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"OpenRouter cannot control Model Provider-side training once user data is transmitted to a training-permitted Model Provider.Excerpt from OpenRouter's Privacy Policy
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OpenRouter expressly acknowledges a limit on its ability to protect user data after transmission, meaning no contractual or operational constraint on the Model Provider's training use is available from OpenRouter at that point.
Once your data reaches a training-permitted Model Provider, OpenRouter has no control over how that provider uses it for training.
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