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Zero Data Retention (ZDR) is a data governance commitment: after processing a request, the service provider does not persistently store the prompt and model output, nor use them for model training or human review; ZDR generally covers content retention in the inference stage, but metadata such as billing and rate limits is usually still recorded.
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