This relates to all versions of Bodhi.

Bodhi keeps all your information private and encrypted (confidential), and we don't share it with anyone. That's our policy.

However, with our knowledge of AI and web development, it wouldn't surprise us if the information you share with Bodhi is being used to train AI in the background. Even though the AI-platforms we use to run Bodhi tell us that's not the case — we've seen it happen on other platforms, and who the heck knows what's really happening "behind the scenes". We kinda do, and we're keeping a close eye on it, but the moment AI starts to do anything dodgy, or "leads people astray", we will dump it like a hot potato.

So, just to be on the safe side, we don't allow Bodhi to remember any of the

chats, nor do we get you to add your name in any of the forms. That way Bodhi doesn't know who you are, so even if it does share information 'behind our backs', that information can't be linked to you. Still, we don't recommend sharing any information that might identify you — just in case. That includes your name, date of birth, address, contact details, bank or credit card information, etc. Bodhi doesn't need to know any of that for any of it's processes.

However, in saying all that, all your past internet history — including all those personal details I've just mentioned — are already stored somewhere online, and AI already knows it all anyway. It's just the way the world is heading. We're just trying not to add to it.