openrouter is pretty much the worst, if you want/need your prompts to be private. if you are asking "why is the sky blue?" ..then maybe it doesnt matter.
but if you need to ask "why my pee-pee burning??"

classy it up: if you have a medical condition.. or something else, sensitive in nature.. ..better to use llama.cpp on your phone or desktop

https://www.explainx.ai/blog/openrouter-ox-alpha-stealth-model-august-2026

https://www.techtimes.com/articles/325244/20260823/coding-model-ox-alpha-retains-every-prompt-you-cannot-name-company-holding-them.htm

LLM answer:

- Tracking Pixels and Web Beacons
- Email-Open Tracking
- Email Link-Click Tracking
- Advertising Impression Tracking
- Conversion Tracking
- Social-Media Pixels
- Analytics Tags and Tag Managers

- IP Address and Network Tracking
- IP-Based Geolocation
- ISP, ASN, and Organization Identification
- Household and Network-Level Matching
- VPN, Proxy, and Tor Detection
- Network Reputation and Fraud Scoring

- URL and Referral Tracking
- UTM Parameter Tracking
- Advertising Click-ID Tracking
- Affiliate and Referral-ID Tracking
- Email Campaign-ID Tracking
- Link Decoration
- Redirect-Chain Tracking
- Cross-Site Identifier Propagation
- HTTP Referer Header Tracking

- HTTP Header and Cache Tracking
- User-Agent Tracking
- Client Hints Tracking
- Accept-Language Tracking
- ETag Tracking
- Cache-Control and Last-Modified Tracking

- Browser Storage Tracking
- First-Party Cookies
- Third-Party Cookies
- LocalStorage and SessionStorage Tracking
- IndexedDB Tracking
- Cache Storage Tracking
- Shared Storage Tracking
- Service-Worker Storage Tracking
- Evercookies and Identifier Respawning
- Supercookies
- HSTS Supercookies
- Favicon Cache Tracking
- TLS Session-Resumption Tracking

- Browser Fingerprinting
- Browser, Version, and Operating-System Fingerprinting
- Screen, Viewport, Color-Depth, and Device-Pixel-Ratio Fingerprinting
- Time-Zone, Language, Locale, and Keyboard-Layout Fingerprinting
- Installed-Font and Font-Rendering Fingerprinting
- Canvas Fingerprinting
- WebGL and WebGPU Fingerprinting
- AudioContext Fingerprinting
- GPU and Graphics-Driver Fingerprinting
- CPU Core, Device-Memory, and Hardware-Concurrency Fingerprinting
- Touchscreen, Input, and Device-Capability Fingerprinting
- Camera, Microphone, and Media-Device Fingerprinting
- Browser Extension, Plugin, MIME-Type, and PDF-Viewer Fingerprinting
- CSS Feature and Media-Query Fingerprinting
- Browser API Availability Fingerprinting
- WebRTC and Local-IP Exposure
- Network Information API Fingerprinting
- TLS, JA3, and JA4 Fingerprinting
- HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 Protocol Fingerprinting
- DNS Resolver Fingerprinting
- Clock-Skew and Performance-Timing Fingerprinting
- Sensor Fingerprinting
- Motion, Orientation, and Ambient-Light Sensor Fingerprinting
- Speech-Synthesis Voice Fingerprinting
- Emoji and Text-Rendering Fingerprinting
- Math, Floating-Point, Error, and Exception Fingerprinting
- Browser Automation and Bot-Detection Fingerprinting
- Combined and Probabilistic Fingerprinting

- Account and Login-State Tracking
- Logged-In Account Tracking
- Login-State Detection
- Single Sign-On Tracking
- OAuth and Social-Login Tracking
- Embedded Social-Widget Tracking
- Account-Recovery Identifier Matching

- Cross-Device and Identity-Graph Tracking
- Login-Based Device Linking
- Hashed Email and Phone-Number Matching
- Probabilistic Device Matching
- Data-Broker Identity Resolution
- Offline-to-Online Data Matching
- CRM and Customer-Data Matching

- Server-Side Tracking
- Server-Side Analytics
- Server-Side Tag Management
- Server-to-Server Event Tracking
- Advertising Conversion APIs
- Purchase, Order, and Lead-Event Sharing

- Behavioral Analytics and Session Replay
- Mouse-Movement Tracking
- Scroll-Depth Tracking
- Click and Hover Tracking
- Keystroke and Form-Interaction Tracking
- Heatmap Tracking
- Rage-Click Detection
- Dwell-Time and Engagement Tracking
- Form-Abandonment Tracking

- Push-Notification Tracking
- Web Push Subscription Identifiers
- Mobile Push Tokens
- Notification Engagement Tracking

- Mobile-App Tracking
- Mobile Advertising IDs
- App Instance and SDK Identifiers
- App-Install Attribution
- Deep-Link Tracking
- Mobile Device Fingerprinting
- Mobile Location Tracking

- Location Tracking
- GPS Location
- Wi-Fi Network Location
- Bluetooth Beacon Location
- Cell-Tower Location
- Nearby Device and Network Discovery

- Embedded Third-Party Content Tracking
- Embedded Video Tracking
- Embedded Map Tracking
- Comment-Widget Tracking
- Payment-Widget Tracking
- CAPTCHA and Anti-Bot Widget Tracking
- Third-Party JavaScript Tracking

- DNS and Domain Cloaking
- CNAME Cloaking
- First-Party Subdomain Tracking
- Domain Alias Tracking
- DNS Query Tracking
- DNS Prefetch Tracking

- Advertising and Attribution Tracking
- Real-Time Bidding Tracking
- Ad-Exchange and Demand-Side Platform Identifiers
- Retargeting and Remarketing
- Frequency-Capping Identifiers
- View-Through Attribution
- Multi-Touch Attribution

i cant get any LLMs to consult reddit at this point.

https://unsloth.ai/docs/basics/dynamic-3.0-ggufs

i think intelligence agencies just collect data on everyone and for any profitable purpose. so i dont exactly** think that this is a new threat. its the same threat but a little more focused.

i agree with this. if we compare to linux. id rather be running alpine linux. way less attack surface. plus firewall(which really shouldnt be kept from the consumer)

i know a place that looks extremely similar to that

Are you a robot?

I guess not

other ai services do too. u might not realize it.

all avoidable. except for cold/heat

awkward moment when privacy software has some of their docs on google slides.

it seems like colin or his script was under pressure to not say anything that showed any support. that is definitely censorship.
i don't think he would have said anything shocking. but still.. he said nothing.

capitalism is not very competive and therefore, price-fixing between small group of large players, is almost inevitable outcome.

offtopic but related: android privacy settings are scattered across many hidden menus.

enshittification.

my theory is that they are pushing for more expensive upgrades like fiber.

google should not be allowed anywhere in healthcare. OR strict restrictions and full tansparency of the company should be required.

this service claims:

"Ad based search engines make almost $300 a year off their users.

Google generated $76 billion in US ad revenue in 2023. Google had 274 million unique visitors in the US as of February 2023.

To estimate the revenue per user, we can divide the 2023 US ad revenue by the 2023 number of users: $76 billion / 274 million = $277 revenue per user in the US or $23 USD per month, on average! That means there is someone, somewhere, a third party and a complete stranger, an advertiser, paying $23 per month for your searches."

https://help.kagi.com/kagi/why-kagi/why-pay-for-search.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia_%28operating_system%29

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redox_%28operating_system%29

currently* back only as readonly