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Thank you for mentioning this. I thought I was going crazy, because I heard this too, but kept seeing comment after comment on other sites asking if a person could choose not to use OpenAI, or that it was happening magically in the background. The way I heard it, the user was in control.

I think this goes back to what Steve said in 2010.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ij-jlF98SzA

And yes, while the data might not be linked to the user and striped of sensitive data, I could see people not wanting something very personal things to go to OpenAI, even if there should be no link. For example, I wouldn’t want any of my pictures going to OpenAI unless I specifically say it is OK for a given image.



I was under the impression that the OpenAI integrations were more about content generation and correction than the Apple Intelligence-driven personal stuff.


I’m not sure but I thought I saw it mentioned that OpenAI is still allowed to train on the data received from Apple customers.


Actually the opposite. They’re explicitly not allowed to.




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