Your conversations
The AI answering you is on your computer. Your words never cross the internet, so no server ever gets them.
The AI sits on your own computer, so your question gets answered right there. That means no server anywhere is holding your chats — and there's nothing for anyone to keep, read, or learn from.
Not "we don't look." There is no copy anywhere for anyone to look at.
The AI answering you is on your computer. Your words never cross the internet, so no server ever gets them.
Drop in a PDF and it's read from your disk, where it already was. Nothing is uploaded to be processed.
Screenshots and photos are understood on your machine. They don't get sent off to be looked at.
Your old chats stay on your computer. There's no copy somewhere else that survives after you delete yours.
A privacy page that only tells you the good bits isn't honest. So here is every single time GreenCube uses the internet.
The first three carry nothing you typed. The fourth is a switch you control, and it's off until you move it.
When the AI lives in their building,
your words have to go there.
It's not that they're evil. It's just how it works: a cloud AI can't answer you until your words arrive at its building. Everything else follows from that one fact.
They get kept. Your words land on a server and sit there. After that, whatever happens to that server — a rule change, a hack, a court order — happens to your words too.
They can be used to train the AI. On the normal plans that's what happens, unless you go and turn it off yourself.
People can read them. Not just software — approved staff and outside contractors are allowed to open your conversations.
Deleting is asking, not doing. On someone else's computer, "deleted" just means they said they'd delete it. A court has already forced OpenAI to keep chats that people had deleted.
No — and not because we promise to be good. There's no server that has them. The AI answered you from your own computer, so there's nothing on our side to read.
Only to confirm you paid, once. It's your email and nothing else. Your chats never touch it.
Yes, and that's how it starts. After sign-in and the model download, you can pull the plug entirely — plane, blackout, servers down. It keeps working.
GreenCube can then look things up on the web, so those searches go out to the internet like any search does. It starts off, you can see the switch, and turning it back off puts everything back on your computer.