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Google Will Pay Reddit $60M a Year to Use Its Content for AI: Report
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this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2024
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Why would they delete for real something they store? Especially if the user agreement most likely doesn't require them to do that.
Many people dont actually delete, but edit the content. Also, even if the data stays and gets used for training, so be it, not more you can do about it, at least I tried. But mass purging your account history still makes the site worse for searched topics and is the last bastion of resistance after shuffling off that cesspool.
Same thing as with deletion.