Is it safe to share confidential information with AskAI.free?

AskAI.free is reasonably safe for everyday confidential information, drafts of internal emails, business plans, code snippets, personal questions. We don't train on your data, the connection is HTTPS, and the database is encrypted at rest.

However, like any cloud AI service, we recommend against sending:

• Trade secrets or anything covered by NDA without explicit company approval.
• Protected health information (PHI): we are not HIPAA-certified.
• Payment card numbers, social security numbers, passwords: they shouldn't be in a chat regardless.
• Classified or export-controlled material: obviously.

For sensitive use cases that need stronger guarantees, contact us about an enterprise plan with a signed DPA.

The reassuring part: your prompts are never used as training data, so the classic fear, that your confidential text will resurface in another user's answer, doesn't apply here. The realistic risks are the same as any SaaS product: account compromise (use a strong password), shoulder-surfing on shared devices, and accidentally pasting something into a chat you later share publicly.

A practical middle path for sensitive work is anonymisation: replace names, company identifiers and exact figures with placeholders before pasting. "Client A, $2.3M contract, dispute over clause 7" gives the AI everything it needs to reason about your situation while giving away nothing traceable. For most legal, financial and HR questions this preserves 95% of the answer quality at a fraction of the exposure.