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Tell HN: Gemini trains on chat history, even for subscribers (personal accounts)

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Personal Google AI subscribers can opt out of Gemini using their chat history for training only by disabling history or using temporary chats.

Key points

  • •Chat history saved in Gemini is used for training for personal Google AI subscribers
  • •Opting out is impossible unless users turn off chat history or use temporary chat sessions
  • •Google claims to disconnect data from accounts during human review but explicitly warns against entering confidential information
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