Granola's 'Private by Default' Notes: Open to Anyone with a Link
Everyone thought Granola was the smart AI notepad for chaotic meetings. Turns out, your 'private' notes are public if you share a link—exposing sensitive business chatter to the world.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Granola notes are public to anyone with a link by default—change it in settings ASAP.
- Non-enterprise users' data trains AI models unless opted out.
- This echoes early cloud app privacy pitfalls; expect enterprise pivot soon.
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Originally reported by The Verge - AI
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