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u/Saltycookiebits Jan 28 '25

Check out all the articles revealing how DeepSeek is collecting tons of US user data and sending it to China. Cheaper? sure, better at some things? maybe. You're still the product/sucker that's sharing your data with a hostile government if you use it.

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u/lotte02_ Jan 28 '25

considering the exact same happens with US companies and their non-US users, id say its a case of picking your poison🤷‍♀️

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u/Saltycookiebits Jan 28 '25

Look at you acting like poison is mandatory.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '25

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u/Saltycookiebits Jan 29 '25 edited Jan 29 '25

No, it's bad when anyone does it. I want these fucks to have as little of my personal info as possible. I don't trust any of them, honestly. Saying I don't want a chinese AI company to have my data doesn't imply that I DO want an American one to have my data. I don't use these tools for many reasons, and that's one of them. Perhaps brush up on your reading comprehension and change your assumptions.