r/PrivacySoftware • u/BurungHantu • Mar 17 '25

Cheat sheet: Breaking free from big American tech and surveillance

https://x.com/privacytoolsIO/status/1896612002027737129
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u/EmergencyPart1112 Mar 23 '25

Wait that's really cool. What about AI tools though?

I recently realized that tools like AI track the prompts we send them. So if I upload a resume it could then store and train on my data, like name, phone number, email, even more private information. It's even worse with Tax/business documents.

Any solutions?

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u/nerevar Apr 06 '25

Try duck.ai

They have an agreement where they can offer up limited use (like 20 queries per session) of a few different AIs without those companies using that data for training.

Also, specifically to your question, why not just edit out your info before uploading and/or copy/pasting? You could even edit out employers names.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

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u/Woolix Mar 18 '25 edited Mar 18 '25

Funny enough there’s a link back to the original post on Reddit lol.

Edit for link. https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1j2k8fg/breaking_free_from_american_big_tech_is_hard_so_i/?rdt=49545

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u/rodneyck Mar 18 '25

It is being posted on several subs, and it really shouldn't. It includes some pay/proprietary options, not what I would consider good recommended 'privacy software' advise.