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Looked through their privacy policy, and they state the collect and use basically everything they can from your browser & system metadata, to the content you sh
by skeeter2020 2y ago
Looked through their privacy policy, and they state the collect and use basically everything they can from your browser & system metadata, to the content you share and/or create. Not that different from every other attempt in the frothy AI space, but a real turn-off and hard no for me.
- idiotsecant 2y agoOp, any comment on this?
- jawerty 2y agoThank you for the feedback. Personally besides using our API server, we would like to find another way to deploy to anyone who has an issue with this/wants to run everything local (not just the client). Also I think if we had a OSS plug and play version where you could enter in your API keys locally it would help us ship to more devs. Would you be interested in this?
- 1shooner 2y agoSome analysis I've been reading on the implications of DeepSeek says that model optionality is probably here to stay. If so, I think incorporating model choice would be a valuable aspect of this kind of product. Conversely, I agree with parent: I'm not installing this software with that privacy policy in place.
- artabra 2y agoWe definitely wouldn't mind adding that. We are open to a lot of ideas and will consider everything! Appreciate your input so thank you.
- imarkphillips 2y agoI'm so impressed with the concept of this agent but sorry, I can't have you accessing all my corporate data and systems because I access them via browser. Perhaps you could create both a Public and Corporate version of the extension, like Copilot does. The Corporate version could have access to all browser data but not share it beyond the bounds of the company.
- jawerty 2y agoThanks! That’s a great point we’ve been discussing how to deal with sensitive data after the launch. I think a corporate/enterprise version makes sense.