Keyless API Calls Bypass Zero Data Retention, Exposing Privacy Flaws
kleffew94 · x · 2026-08-06
A search API introduced a keyless, account-free pay-per-call model at $0.005 per request. However, developers realized that the platform's "zero data retention" policy was enforced at the API key level. Consequently, keyless requests bypass this safeguard, leaving user data potentially exposed and highlighting a critical privacy oversight.
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