Jev (TypeSafe) got in without a waitlist (as of 2026/09/21)
Signed up for Jev without a waitlist and noted the privacy policy states inputs are not used for training.
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Jev (TypeSafe) got in without a waitlist (as of 2026/09/21) The Privacy Policy explicitly states that "input data will not be used for model training or fine-tuning," so opt-out settings seem unnecessary * "ZDR = no data retention" is for enterprise. Regular accounts have retention
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Jev (TypeSafe) ウェイトリストなしで入れた(2026/09/21現在) Privacy Policyに「入力データでモデルの学習・ファインチューニングはしない」と明記されてたのでオプトアウトの設定は不要っぽい ※「ZDR=データ保持なし」はエンタープライズ向け。通常アカウントは保持あり
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