Antigravity — privacy & data policy

Provider: Google DeepMind. PromptPrivacy score: 60/100. Last verified August 26, 2026.

What happens to your data?

Google collects your inputs, activity, media uploads, and device information to provide, personalize, and improve its services. Your information may also be used to develop new tools, detect abuse, and display tailored advertisements depending on your account settings. Google does not sell your personal information and shares it only with service providers, legal authorities, or when you explicitly consent.

Does it train on your data?

The policy discloses that Google uses publicly available information from online sources to train AI models (including Gemini Apps, Google Translate, and Cloud AI capabilities). Data collected across services is generally used to maintain, improve, and develop new features, and trusted service providers may analyze selected user samples (such as audio) for system training.

Can you opt out?

Yes. Users can opt out of activity tracking (such as Web & App Activity, Search History, and Location History), disable personalized advertising through My Ad Center, adjust browser and device permissions, or delete their activity history and account.

Data retention

Retention depends on data type and user configuration. Uploaded content and personal information can be deleted manually, and account activity history can be configured to delete automatically after a set period. Other data, such as general service usage metrics, is kept until account deletion, while some records are retained longer for security, fraud prevention, or legal obligations.

Encryption & security

Google implements encryption to protect user data while in transit. Physical security measures, automated threat detection, and restricted access protocols (subject to contractual confidentiality) are also maintained to prevent unauthorized system access. Specific certifications or at-rest encryption standards are not detailed in this policy.

Is it safe for work?

While the platform provides robust security and deletion controls, this standard consumer privacy policy permits broad data collection and service improvement across Google products. Businesses processing proprietary, confidential, or regulated data should ensure they operate under dedicated Google Workspace or Google Cloud agreements with enterprise data protection terms rather than standard consumer accounts.

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