Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
DoesItTrain turns AI privacy policies into a practical checklist
A searchable directory summarizes whether 34 AI apps train on user data and points to opt-out steps.
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- People checking AI apps’ data-training settings
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- Entries link to vendors’ official terms; the site says policy corrections are rechecked within 24 hours, free.
Field notes
The rows group products into categories such as chatbots, meeting notes, coding, writing, and creative tools, and use three plain-language patterns: safe by default, switch it off, or training by default. The site says its summaries draw on vendors’ public Privacy Policies and Trust Centers, and notes that policies change and the entries are not legal advice. It also offers a weekly email watch for privacy-default changes.
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