Your AI Data Stays Private by Default

Most AI services train on your data by default. Your conversations, your prompts, your business context, all feeding the next model update. On Raq.com, that is blocked from day one.

The default is the problem

ChatGPT, Gemini, Meta AI: all train on your data unless you find the opt-out. The opt-outs exist, but they are buried in settings that change without notice. For business data or compliance-sensitive content, that is a risk you should not have to manage.

Training and retention are different risks

Most privacy conversations focus on whether a provider will use your inputs to improve their models. But retention matters just as much. Even when a provider promises not to train on your data, they might still store your prompts for weeks or months.

How zero data retention works

For text-based AI (chat, rewriting, document analysis), Raq.com routes requests through provider endpoints that enforce zero data retention (ZDR). This is a technical constraint applied on every request, not a policy you have to trust. The protection does not depend on a provider's terms of service. It is built into how the request is processed.

Every new account starts with ZDR enabled. You do not have to remember to turn it on.

Want access to more models?

Some models are only available from providers that have not committed to zero data retention. You can disable ZDR in your account's AI Privacy settings to access them. The settings page shows exactly which models are available with protection on and which become available when you turn it off.

Image, video, and voice

Image, video, voice, and transcription requests are processed by specialist providers. We have opted out of model training where providers offer the option. All generated content is downloaded to Raq.com's own secure storage immediately after creation. Only the inputs necessary for each operation are sent.

What Raq.com itself stores

Raq.com maintains its own request logs for billing, service quality, and debugging. We do not use your data to train AI models. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

The bottom line

If you are using AI for anything beyond casual queries, you should know where your data goes. On Raq.com, text AI data does not go to model training or provider storage. All generated content is stored on our own infrastructure. For full details, visit the Privacy and Security page.