The privacy policy is the legal document. This page is the practical one: feature by feature, what it can access, where that data actually goes, the switch that turns it off, and how we recommend using it. Aerenium is local-first — most of what it does never leaves your machine — and the honest way to keep it that way is to know exactly which features reach out.
Whatever privacy layer sits in the middle — ours included — the company running an AI model reads every prompt sent to it, because a model cannot answer what it cannot read. Modern providers can identify a person from the content of text alone. So treat every AI like a stranger on the phone: never send passwords, license or ID numbers, medical or financial records, or details that could identify a person, unless you would hand the same page to an outside vendor. This applies to Aerenium, to our credit proxy, and to every AI product on earth.
Questions this page didn't answer? The privacy policy has the formal commitments, and the contact form reaches a human who will answer plainly.
