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Gamma
Is it safe?
Four things worth knowing before you type anything into Gamma. Where Gamma says it itself, we quote them and link to the page we read it on.
What happens to what you type?
They use your personal information to train their artificial intelligence models, and the policy does not mention a way to opt out.
“We may use your personal information for research and development purposes, including to analyze and improve the Service and our business and to develop new products and services and to train our artificial intelligence models.”
They keep your information for as long as they need it to fulfill their business purposes, with no set time limit.
“We generally retain personal information to fulfill the purposes for which we collected it”
Can it be wrong?
We could not find this in Gamma’s own published policy, so we are not going to tell you either way. You can ask them: gamma.app ↗
What should you never type into it?
Treat anything you type as something a stranger could one day read. No bank details, no medical details, no client work you were trusted with, no passwords.
Do you have to give them a card?
We could not confirm a free version from Gamma’s pricing page, so assume you will need to pay.
Every quoted line was found word-for-word in the document linked beside it. Nothing appears here from memory: if we could not find the sentence, the answer says so instead. How we check this
Every claim we hold (0)
No verified claims yet for this tool. We render nothing rather than guess — claims land as our probes verify them.