If 'Enable telemetry' is disabled, can we be certain that our interactions (both chat inputs and code) will absolutely not be stored, used for machine learning, or reviewed by humans, exactly as outlined in the Angitravity Additional ToS?

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After reading the post Data privacy for commercial use — how to access Antigravity with full protections?

@Abhijit_Pramanik confirmed:

”The primary mechanism for managing usage data collection is the “Enable telemetry” setting. When this option is disabled, it stops the collection of interactions data and diagnostic information used to improve the service. You can find information on how to manage these preferences on our documentation here: settings and terms”

However, I need some more clarification:

To give us complete peace of mind when handling private work, could you explicitly clarify two points regarding the data you mentioned?

  1. Definition of Data: Can you confirm that “interaction data” encompasses both our direct chat inputs and the local codebase/codespace the agent reads for context? What does interaction and diagnostic data actually consist of?

  2. Privacy Guarantee: When you state that it stops the collection of interaction data, does that explicitly mean our code and chat inputs will not be stored, used for model training, or subjected to human review, as outlined in the Angitravity Additional ToS?

Thank you!!

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They are intentionally avoiding answering this question! i saw this question in a different and google are not answering it at all clearly.