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I still wouldn't trust them with sensitive info. I saw a post on Reddit that the official page was leaking users' question histories (and there's reddit posts this morning about histories being wiped, perhaps to deal with this issue?) https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11l2hox/chatgpt_ju...

They said they won't collect data on ChatGPT API, let you opt out, but not ChatGPT the app.

oh well, if they said as much then I'm sure it's safe - lol

If they store the data, it can still be leaked.

In their updated privacy policy it indicated 30 days max retention of data.

What about backups? They only keep backups for 30 days? They don't backup this data? Is the legal concept of data retention the same as the legal concept of data storage?

Retention means they still holding data. Even if they only hold data for 30 days, that's still data that can be leaked or stolen.

On-site LLMs are the future but that is quite the capital expense!

They have to say in a legally binding contract to the public, or "they say" is weasel words.