Privacy

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The AI App is split into two operational modes with different privacy properties. Both are documented below.

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Personal-use modules

When you use the AI App as a private workstation:

• Prompts and outputs stay on your machine. They are not transmitted to GamerHash servers and not stored in any GamerHash database.
• Generated images and chat logs are stored locally on your PC, in the app’s data directory. You can export, delete, or move them.
• No content telemetry. The app records technical metrics (model load times, errors, hardware health) but not the content of your interactions.
• No usage caps. Your GPU is the only limiter.

The model runs on your own hardware — there is no cloud round-trip for inference.

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Earning module (GPU sharing)

When you opt in to earn:

• The workloads are not yours — they’re inference requests dispatched by the platform on behalf of third-party consumers. Your GPU runs them; the input and output return to the requester.
• You don’t see prompts or outputs of dispatched workloads. They pass through your GPU but aren’t displayed or logged on your side.
• The platform tracks workload metadata — completion time, model used, success/failure — to settle payment. It does not persist consumer prompts on your node.
• You’re contributing GPU time, not data. You’re not training a model; you’re running inference.

If you don’t want to host third-party workloads, simply leave the earning module off. The personal-use modules don’t require it.

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Account data

The platform stores standard account data: email or third-party login, country (for compliance), GHXP balance, GUSD balance, and GHX wallet addresses you’ve connected. This is necessary to operate the service and is covered by the GamerHash Terms.

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What we don’t do

• Sell account data to advertisers.
• Train models on your local prompts or outputs.
• Share GHX wallet activity with third parties beyond what’s already public on-chain.

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Network and server activity

The AI App phones home for:

• Authentication — login session, account state.
• Model downloads — fetching weights from the Model Center.
• Earning dispatch — receiving workload assignments, returning results, settling GUSD.
• Updates — new app versions, security patches.

You can inspect this with any network monitor; nothing is hidden.

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Compliance

GHX operates under the legal frame established by the registered MFSA whitepaper. See AML/CFT for the formal statement on AML obligations, and Legal information for the entity behind the platform. KYC is applied where required (e.g., during private sale rounds).

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