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Apple Says Your AI Data Stays Private Even When It Runs on Google's Servers
Ars Technica·Wednesday, 10 June 2026
Apple has said that some of its AI models run in Google's cloud infrastructure, but insists that Google does not get any access to user data. Apple is maintaining that this arrangement still preserves user privacy. The company has not disclosed further technical details beyond what the article states.
Why It Matters
If you use an iPhone, your AI requests may be processed on Google's servers — Apple's claim that this is still private is something users should understand before trusting it.
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