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Tus datos. Tus reglas. Opta por no participar

TrueTerms scans the terms and privacy policies you agree to, explains them in plain English, and shows you exactly where to opt out.
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TrueTerms is an AI-powered privacy tool that scans the terms of service and privacy policy updates landing in your inbox, translates them from legal jargon into plain English, and shows you exactly where you can opt out of data sharing or AI training. Instead of blindly clicking "I agree," you get a clear picture of what you're actually consenting to—and a one-click path to reclaim control.
TrueTerms continuously monitors your inbox for legal updates from online services you use. When a new terms or privacy policy arrives, it generates a concise, plain-English summary highlighting the key risks and changes—so you never miss a critical update buried in fine print.
The "Action" pillar lets you instantly opt out of data sharing or AI model training with automated sequences. No forms to hunt down, no emails to draft—just a single click to execute your privacy preferences across multiple services.
You'll receive proactive notifications whenever a service updates its data-sharing practices. TrueTerms flags the exact clauses that affect you, so you can decide immediately whether to stay, adjust settings, or leave.
TrueTerms uses read-only access, on-device processing, and zero-knowledge storage. It only scans sender info and relevant legal text, never your personal correspondence, and stores only the summaries it generates—never full emails.
"Privacy isn't just a setting—it's a process."
TrueTerms treats privacy as an ongoing, automated workflow rather than a one-time checkbox. Its three-pillar approach—passive monitoring, AI analysis, and instant resolution—means you get continuous protection without lifting a finger. The combination of bank-level encryption and a strict "we built this for ourselves first" philosophy sets a high bar for trust in a space where skepticism is warranted.
You're tired of accepting terms blindly and want a free, automated way to understand and act on privacy updates. It's especially valuable if you use Gmail or Google Workspace, value one-click opt-outs, and prefer a tool that minimizes its own access to your data. Since it's currently in free public beta, there's no cost to start protecting your digital rights today.
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