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Zero data retention is a type of data processing agreement: when a service provider processes user requests, it does not write session content such as input prompts, model outputs, and attachments into persistent storage, nor does it use them for subsequent model training or human review; it processes them in memory only within the lifecycle of a single request and discards them after returning the result.
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