Antigravity — privacy & data policy

Provider: Google DeepMind. PromptPrivacy score: 54/100. Last verified July 26, 2026.

What happens to your data?

Google collects your activity, content, and device information to provide, maintain, and improve its services, including training its AI models. While you have significant control to delete or manage this data, it may be shared with affiliates, service providers, or for legal reasons.

Does it train on your data?

Google uses information collected across its services, including publicly available information, to train its AI models and build products like Gemini Apps.

Can you opt out?

Yes, users can manage privacy settings, delete activity history, or turn off personalization via the My Activity and My Ad Center pages.

Data retention

Data is retained for varying periods depending on the type of data and user settings. Some data is deleted or anonymized automatically, while other data is kept until the user deletes it or their account.

Encryption & security

Google uses encryption to keep data private while in transit. No specific industry certifications like SOC 2 or ISO 27001 are explicitly named in this policy text.

Is it safe for work?

Generally safe for business use, as it provides enterprise-grade management tools, though users should be aware that data may be used for service improvement and AI training unless specific settings are adjusted.

Source policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy