Most platforms train AI on what you post, upload or type, and most start you opted in. See what each one uses and how to turn it off.
No. Every training opt-out on this page stops future training only, and none of them promise to remove your data from a model that's already been trained on it.
TikTok and Meta have no training opt-out. Meta's form only reports your data showing up in an AI answer, and objecting depends on GDPR in the EU or UK, or on your state's privacy law in the US. Google has no way to stop its own training on YouTube videos. Deleting a post takes it off the platform, but neither TikTok nor Meta promises to drop copies it already holds.
Yes. There's no single opt-out that covers several companies. Each platform keeps its own setting, form or email address, and some, like Slack and Figma, only let an owner or admin change it for everyone.
Opting out doesn't touch what you've already posted, and anything still public can be collected by others. Redact bulk deletes old posts, comments, messages and likes across 35+ platforms, so there's less of you left to train on.
Redact bulk deletes your old posts, comments, messages and likes, so there's less of you left for the next model to learn from.
