Privacy and policies
How ZeroTwo handles your data, the policies that apply, and your privacy choices.
- What does the Elevated risk label mean in ZeroTwo?ZeroTwo flags a few desktop browser settings and the app-connection window with elevated-risk warnings. Here is where they appear and what to weigh.
- Can I share my ZeroTwo account with someone else?Keep your sign-in to yourself. See what a shared sign-in exposes, how to give each person their own access, and how to lock things down if you shared it.
- How do I report a problem or harmful content to ZeroTwo?Report bugs and harmful output from the Help menu, shared links through Support, and legal concerns by email. The Microsoft Store build adds Report AI content.
- How do I ask ZeroTwo to delete my personal data?Delete data yourself in Settings, delete your account, or ask ZeroTwo by email or form to remove personal data. See what happens next and what stays elsewhere.
- What privacy rights do U.S. residents have with ZeroTwo?ZeroTwo's Privacy Policy lets U.S. residents ask to know, access, correct or delete personal information, or appeal a denial. Here is how to make a request.
Educator FAQ
Guidance for teachers on accuracy, bias, authorship and responsible classroom use of AI.
- Can I ask ZeroTwo if it wrote something?ZeroTwo cannot reliably say whether it wrote a text and has no built-in authorship checker. See why, and how your own chat history can show your work.
- Does ZeroTwo tell the truth?Not always: ZeroTwo's Terms say output can be wrong. Check answers with Web Search sources, Python, Deep Research or a second model before relying on them.
- How can I use ZeroTwo for assessment and feedback?ZeroTwo's Terms bar using its output for education decisions about a person. Use it to draft rubrics and materials, and keep grading decisions with you.
- How can educators get started with ZeroTwo?Set up custom instructions and a project per course, try prompts for lessons and rubrics, and learn the limits to know before you involve students.
- What can educators do when students pass off AI work as their own?ZeroTwo has no built-in AI detector and cannot confirm authorship. Set expectations, review process and chat history, and talk with the student first.
- Is ZeroTwo biased?Any AI model can give one-sided answers, and ZeroTwo uses models from many providers. Learn how to spot bias, compare models and set custom instructions.
- Is ZeroTwo safe for all ages?No. ZeroTwo's Terms set age limits and its Privacy Policy says it is not for under-18s. Learn the rules, what parental controls do, and what to do next.
General FAQ
Data handling, cookies, signing out of every device and the terms you agree to.
- How does ZeroTwo handle my data?What ZeroTwo collects, who receives it, how long it is kept, and the settings you can use to export, review or delete your data.
- How do I manage cookies when I use ZeroTwo?ZeroTwo uses cookies and local storage for sign-in, security and analytics. Here is what the policy says and how to manage them in your browser.
- How do I log out of ZeroTwo on all of my devices?Sign out of every ZeroTwo session at once from Settings > Security, and learn what happens on your other devices.
- Where can I read the ZeroTwo Terms and Conditions?Find the ZeroTwo Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy, and see which topics the terms cover.
- Why was my message blocked by a safety filter in ZeroTwo?What ZeroTwo's safety-filter messages mean, why a model provider can stop a request, and how to reword it or switch models.
Policy FAQ
Answers to common questions about data use, content ownership and the policies behind them.
- Does ZeroTwo use my chats to train AI models?What the ZeroTwo Privacy Policy and in-app disclosures say about AI providers using submitted data, and what you can do about it.
- Does ZeroTwo claim ownership of what I create?What the ZeroTwo Terms say about who owns your prompts and the output you generate, and the limits that come with it.