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Privacy in the age of AI

Practical guides, compliance references and fundamentals to harness generative AI without ever exposing your sensitive data.

All our practical guides, compliance references and fundamentals to use AI without exposing your data.

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Frequently asked questions about privacy and AI

How can I use ChatGPT without exposing my sensitive data?
Remove the sensitive data from the text before sending it: an anonymization engine detects names, identifiers and secrets and replaces them with reversible tokens. The AI only receives neutralized text, and you restore the answer in your browser.
Does AI keep what I type?
Often yes, at least for a time: conversations can be stored, reused for training depending on your settings, and retained for safety. The only data certain not to be kept is the data you don't send.
What data should never be pasted into an AI?
Anything that identifies or exposes: names and contact details, health data, credentials and passwords, API keys, confidential source code, customer or financial information. Anonymize them before sending.
Is anonymizing text before AI enough for GDPR?
Anonymization sharply reduces risk by keeping personal data from leaving your environment, which supports the data minimization the GDPR requires. It complements — without replacing — your compliance duties (legal basis, notice, subprocessors).

Keep your sensitive data in your browser

ONYRI Sanitize detects and masks your sensitive data before it reaches the AI, then restores the answer — from names to API keys.

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