Z.AI MaaS Platform Launches Data Content Non-Retention Mechanism
Z.AI's MaaS platform has announced that it will soon launch a data content non-retention feature, providing enterprise and developer users with stricter data privacy protection.
Z.AI MaaS Platform Announces Upcoming Launch of Data Content Non-Retention Feature
The Z.AI MaaS platform has announced that it will soon launch a data content non-retention feature, providing enterprise and developer users with stricter data privacy protection.
The data content non-retention mechanism is designed to reduce the persistent retention of model invocation content on the platform side. Any user may apply to enable it. Once effective, the Z.AI MaaS platform will not perform static storage of users' inputs and outputs, and data will only be used to complete the current model invocation. Enterprises and developers can submit activation applications through the MaaS console. The specific effective time and scope of application shall be subject to the platform's confirmation.
It should be noted that this feature does not mean that data will not be retained under any circumstances. Features that require persistent storage of tasks or files on the platform side, such as Batch API and File API, are not covered by the above. In addition, where laws and regulations require retention, or in cases of verifying suspected violations or abusive behavior, the platform may retain relevant data for 30 days or more in accordance with relevant requirements.
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