Hi Bruno, welcome to the AIPRM Community, and thanks for sharing your concerns.
First, let me clarify some wrong assumptions and implications you made, maybe because of misreading the terms.
Contracts cover all possibilities, and the critical word here you are missing is “may”.
When the Privacy Policy talks about “Messages” it refers to all communication, not ChatGPT Prompts specifically.
I rephrase your questions to something I can answer.
Will the SENT prompt message, including all your entered details, be sent to AIPRM?
No, not at this time. Since the launch, the transmission of actual prompt messages was not necessary and still is not.
Maybe the Prompts will be sent to AIPRM in the future for additional features required that a lot of people are asking for in AIPRM Feature Requests
BUT: your prompts are sent to OpenAI from your browser. With all the details. Did you read THEIR privacy policy?
Did you also read in terms of both AIPRM and OpenAI that you should not send any kind of sensitive information to our services and that it is your own risk and responsibiltiy if you do so?
If you have AIPRM installed, then all prompts MAY be modified by AIPRM for language, tone, writing style and Power Continue actions
If you don’t want AIPRM to be active, you need disable it, or uninstall it.
The AIPRM watermark is a good reminder of when AIPRM is active on any output.
“Anybody” is too generic, and certainly, we only speak for AIPRM.
Is AIPRM transmitting and storing the Prompt Templates that you create in AIPRM? Yes we do, public and private.
Is AIPRM transmitting and storing the final result of you merging the Prompt Template with any data you give as a final result to be sent to ChatGPT? No, not at this time - as explained above.
“Private prompts” here means the final result for us, not the Prompt Templates that you store in the “Own” section and chose not to set public.
You may not be aware of this, but you could already have a couple of other Chrome extensions that are listening to what you’re typing into ChatGPT and send that elsewhere. These extensions may be trivial-sounding, like a “Super Color Picker,” and are made only to extract and sell your traffic and data.
AIPRM does not engage in selling your data to 3rd parties, as we have stated before and just this morning, I rejected yet another offer to buy that from us.
Privacy concerns are very important for us to learn and understand.
Our general philosophy is transmitting and storing as little as possible to provide our services.
As with any product, as the number of features increases, more data will be required,
and we try to explain all that in detail, like with our Account Linking.
I hope this was useful and could clarify your questions and concerns.