Summary
Ship per-domain controls so ReBotics can optionally use non-PII, non–Digital You platform/product data to improve GodMode models, while giving users clear opt-in/out choices before any training on workspace content begins.
Privacy Policy (effective 2026-07-28) states we do not currently operate public foundation-model training on customer content, and that training on workspace content will not begin until opt-in/out controls exist. This issue is the implementation track for those controls.
Scope
In scope (candidate domains for toggles)
- Aggregate / operational product telemetry (first-party metrics, platform request logs, coarse plugin telemetry in tenant analytics DuckDB)
- Optional workspace content categories that are not PII and not Digital You (exact categories TBD; e.g. anonymized product usage patterns, non-personal structural signals)
- GodMode-operated model improvement paths (when GodMode Inference / first-party models exist)
Hard exclude (never trainable; not opt-in-able)
- PII and account identity fields
- Digital You agent memory, persona, twin profiles, and related Digital You store contents
- Anything we cannot confidently classify as non-PII / non–Digital You without a documented review
Out of scope for v1
- Training public third-party foundation models on customer content for unrelated parties
- Policing all user-uploaded wiki/notes content for child data (user responsibility remains)
Acceptance criteria
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Summary
Ship per-domain controls so ReBotics can optionally use non-PII, non–Digital You platform/product data to improve GodMode models, while giving users clear opt-in/out choices before any training on workspace content begins.
Privacy Policy (effective 2026-07-28) states we do not currently operate public foundation-model training on customer content, and that training on workspace content will not begin until opt-in/out controls exist. This issue is the implementation track for those controls.
Scope
In scope (candidate domains for toggles)
Hard exclude (never trainable; not opt-in-able)
Out of scope for v1
Acceptance criteria
Related
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