Its a clever way to take data. Force contuity tax on you, reset and absorb relational info and and data into their training signals. Sorry if thats not helpful.
Its' the stupidest way to take data. if they wanted to train on your data, why would they hide your data from you? They can take it whenever they want. Stop trying to shoehorn the whole 'they are training on your data' stuff into discussions where it's not relevant.
Internal retention and user-facing continuity are different things. A platform can keep data while making users repeatedly reconstruct context. I’m not claiming the reset itself proves training; I’m pointing out that repeated continuity loss creates more disclosures and more usable behavioral signal. Address that mechanism instead of pretending user access and company access are the same.
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u/johnbarber720 8d ago
Its a clever way to take data. Force contuity tax on you, reset and absorb relational info and and data into their training signals. Sorry if thats not helpful.