The policy states that chat contents, uploaded photos, and documents are shared with third-party AI model providers and bot developers, and that API-using developers may store those chats on their own servers for model training purposes.
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This provision establishes that user-generated content, including conversational data and uploaded files, is disclosed to third-party infrastructure outside Quora's direct control, with developer storage for model training disclosed as a permitted use. The policy does not enumerate specific third-party recipients, instead directing users to individual provider profiles and the Poe Privacy Center.
Under this provision, chat contents and uploaded files shared within Poe are transmitted to third-party AI model providers and developers, who may store and use this data for model training on their own servers. The agreement advises users to avoid sharing sensitive personal information such as credit card details or social security numbers with bots and apps.
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Compare across platforms →"Our third party AI model providers and third party developers may receive details about your interactions with bots and apps on Poe (including the contents of your chats and photos or documents you upload) to provide and generally improve their services, which they may process in their legitimate business interests, or based on the settings in your Poe account. Developers that create bots and apps on Poe using APIs may view and store your chats on their servers to train their models. Keep in mind, any information and files you provide to the bots and apps on Poe will be shared with AI model providers and developers powering them.Excerpt from Poe's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR obligations concerning data processor and sub-processor agreements, as third-party developers receiving chat data may qualify as data processors or independent controllers depending on their processing purposes; the relevant …
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This provision establishes that user-generated content, including conversational data and uploaded files, is disclosed to third-party infrastructure outside Quora's direct control, with developer storage for model training disclosed as a permitted use. The policy does not enumerate specific third-party recipients, instead directing users to individual provider profiles and the Poe Privacy Center.
Under this provision, chat contents and uploaded files shared within Poe are transmitted to third-party AI model providers and developers, who may store and use this data for model training on their own servers. The agreement advises users to avoid sharing sensitive personal information such as credit card details or social security numbers with bots and apps.
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