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Your inner life is not someone else's training data
Cloud chat can feel private while still being logged remotely.
Nura keeps memory local so private moments stay yours.
CTA: Protect your private memory
Problem (tie to the WHY)
Cloud processing can turn intimate conversations into training assets.
Solution (Nura)
Nura does not train on personal conversations and keeps data user-owned.
Proof
- Source states words stay in local memory and do not leave the device.
- Source repeats core belief against weaponizing personal knowledge.
Objections + rebuttals
- Objection: "Privacy risk is theoretical."
- Rebuttal: What the critic now sees: emotional data is the highest-risk data.
FAQ
Does Nura send chat logs to servers?
No for companion memory in the source architecture.
Will data train a model?
No personal-data training messaging is explicit.
Who owns data?
The user.
CTA section
Choose a companion that remembers you without harvesting you.
Primary CTA: Protect your private memory