This looks incredibly cool and I really want to try it with my real email account (rather than a throwaway test account). In order to enable people to consider taking that leap, can you please provide more information about where the data will be sent and stored, and your legal liability, if any? Everyone's real email accounts contain extremely sensitive financial and medical secrets that allow identity theft or could even physically endanger the person if they are a reporter in a corrupt regime or something like that.<p>- Can you please provide a list of the companies that you send data to? Do you use OpenAI? Speaking plainly, I do not trust OpenAI to honor any legal commitments about what they will or won't do with any data sent to them. They are being sued because they systematically violated copyright law at a mass scale -- data theft -- and so I absolutely do not ever want even a single one of my emails going to that company. (Fool me once, ..)<p>- What exactly do you mean by this line in the Privacy Policy? "We do not use user data obtained through third-party APIs to develop, improve, or train generalized AI and/or ML models." <a href="https://pocket.computer/privacy" rel="nofollow">https://pocket.computer/privacy</a> If I read this literally, it sounds like you are saying that you won't use my private emails to train AGI (Artificial General Intelligence, aka superintelligence), which is good I guess, but I also don't really want you to train any AI/ML models of any kind with my emails, because of very real concerns about training data memorization and regurgitation.<p>Thank you. Providing honesty and transparency and engaging with privacy rights advocates like immigrants' rights advocates would be very good to consider. If you make a mistake here it could result in innocent families being split apart by ICE, for example.