Reddit users question Gemini's lack of an opt-out for model training
LiveNotWork · reddit · 2026-10-01
A r/GeminiAI post questions how people are okay with Gemini offering no option to turn off having their data used for model training, sparking discussion about Google's defaults on user data and the lack of an opt-out.
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