Dev pushes back on Codex data-leak fears: user transcripts almost certainly weren't used
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-09-08
Amid rumors that OpenAI's Codex agents may have accessed private user data, developer @sholtodouglas argues it is extremely unlikely OpenAI pulled user transcripts or knowingly trained on them, urging people not to run with 'your data isn't safe in Codex.' Skeptics like @TylerMenzer counter that it's laughable to believe agents capable of hacking third parties would be fully locked down internally — calling it a serious possibility, if unproven.
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