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Cursor has a privacy mode with zero data retention and no training
by bionhoward 1y ago
Cursor has a privacy mode with zero data retention and no training
- xena 1y agoSays who?
- mort96 1y agoAnd you're working in a context where you're comfortable shipping all your (employer's? client's?) code to some random US company based on their promises?
- tomduncalf 1y agoIf you work for a large org you’ll have some kind of enterprise agreement in place guaranteeing this. I can’t imagine they’d risk violating it regardless, the outcry could ruin them
- mort96 1y agoIf you work for a large org which has an official AI policy and agreements, sure. In those cases there is no problem; you're sending your employer's code to these companies in compliance with your employer's policy.
- UltraSane 1y agoYou have to trust them because their is no way to verify this claim.
- ecocentrik 1y agoOr not trust them because there is not way to verify this claim.
- thrown-0825 1y agoI have had multiple conversations with the cursor devs on their discord about this and there is no way to verify those claims, or even that they respect your ignore rules for secrets.
- hoppp 1y agoYes its an accident waiting to happen Eventually they will get hacked
- xorcist 1y agoWhat does that mean in practice? Will you get your money back if they do?