OpenRouter states it is not responsible for what happens to the text or data you send to AI models through the platform, including whether those models use your inputs for training. Users need to check each AI provider's own terms separately.
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The policy discloses that user Inputs submitted through the OpenRouter service are transmitted to third-party LLM providers whose data practices, including model training use, are outside OpenRouter's control and governed by separate terms not incorporated into this policy.
Users who submit personal, sensitive, or proprietary content through OpenRouter may have that content processed by downstream AI model providers under terms and conditions that differ from OpenRouter's privacy policy, including potential use for model training, depending on each provider's practices.
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"We do not control, and are not responsible for, LLMs' handling of your Inputs or Outputs, including for use in their model training. To understand how your Inputs are used by AI models, check the terms of the providers here.Excerpt from OpenRouter's Privacy Policy
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The policy discloses that user Inputs submitted through the OpenRouter service are transmitted to third-party LLM providers whose data practices, including model training use, are outside OpenRouter's control and governed by separate terms not incorporated into this policy.
Users who submit personal, sensitive, or proprietary content through OpenRouter may have that content processed by downstream AI model providers under terms and conditions that differ from OpenRouter's privacy policy, including potential use for model training, depending on each provider's practices.
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