What happens to the text you put into a detector
You are submitting someone else's content, so ask where the text goes, how long it stays there and whether it is used for training. In DetekceGPT the text is stored in your account's history, from which you can delete it, and it is not used to train a shared model.
Three questions for every tool
Where the text is stored. How long it stays there. Whether anyone else has access to it.
When a tool does not answer these clearly in its terms, that in itself is an answer.
Why this counts double with other people's work
A student's paper and a client's material are not your text. You are uploading someone else's content into a third-party service.
At a school or a company the internal data-processing policy covers this too — it is worth agreeing in advance, not after an incident.
How it works in DetekceGPT
The text is stored only in your history, so that you can come back to it and so that your style profile can be built from it. It appears nowhere else.
Every analysis can be deleted — a deleted record disappears together with its text. The shared model is not trained on your texts.
FAQ
Do I have to be signed in?
Yes. Without an account there would be nowhere to keep the history and the style profile the tool's own layer rests on.
Will anyone else see my texts?
Only you, through your account; on the team plan, also the people you invite into the team yourself.
What if I delete my account?
The history is tied to the account. Individual records can also be deleted separately at any time.
Try it on your own text
Paste a text or upload a file and look at the score and at the specific sentences that came out suspicious.
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