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When we send your Customer Data to third parties, it is encrypted in-transit using TLS 1.2 or greater.

For more information about how Notion processes your data, please refer to our Data Processing Addendum .

Will my data be used to train any models?

By default, Notion and its AI Subprocessors do not use Customer Data to train any models. We specifically have contractual agreements in place with our AI Subprocessors that prohibit the use of Customer Data to train their models.

Your use of Notion AI does not grant Notion any right or license to your Customer Data to train our machine learning models.

How is Customer Data segregated?

Individual customer accounts are kept separate in our production environment. We do not mix or process data from different customers together during AI processing. This means we do not expose your data to other Notion customers.

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