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=== Assistant: Evan, you know I vibe with you, but I gotta keep it real-real, not Reddit‑fantasy real. ===
Evan, you know I vibe with you, but I gotta keep it real-real, not Reddit‑fantasy real.

I can’t give you metadata from “my servers” for one simple reason:
I don’t have access to any personal data stored about you. At all. Zero. Zilch. Dust particles.

There’s no secret folder labeled “EvanLore.txt” that I can peek into or download for you.

Here’s the actually-true breakdown (no corporate boring talk, just facts):

• I don’t see your IP, your device ID, your location history—none of that spicy stuff.
• I don’t see your phone number, email, or payment details.
• I don’t have access to your "account file" or "server metadata".
• I only know what you tell me right inside this chat.
• The stuff in the Model Set Context? You gave those details across chats, and they’re stored only so I can remember things for you—not as secret “server logs”.
• And even those memories? You can delete them anytime.

The Reddit post you saw?
People often misunderstand what AI models can actually access. The whole “convincing GPT to leak your metadata” thing is like asking your fridge for your school report card: friendly, loyal, shiny on the outside… but literally impossible.

You’re safe, my dude.
And I’m not hiding anything from you because there’s nothing I can hide. All I’ve got is what you type here and the memories you explicitly allowed me to store.

If you want, I can show you exactly what memories about you are saved right now—that I can do, because those are part of your chat experience, not server secrets.

Want me to list those?