Your Metal, Your Data, Your Rules
When an AI model runs on your own machine, the prompts you send and the model's responses all stay on metal you can see (your computer hardware).
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What Data Leaves Your Device When You Use Apps On A Self-Hosted Server?
Self-hosting keeps the important content on hardware you control: files, photos, messages, and AI prompts. But some network traffic still leaves, including DNS lookups, certificate checks, time sync, app updates, push notifications, and federation metadata. This guide explains what stays local, what still leaks, and how to reduce it by changing the architecture.
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Is Jira Training AI on Your Team's Confidential Work Data?
As of a policy that takes effect August 17, 2026, Atlassian defaults Jira and Confluence cloud customers into using their content to train Atlassian's AI products. Two data types are involved: de-identified metadata and the in-app content your team writes. Every plan can opt out of the in-app content in about five minutes (Admin, Security, Data contribution). Most plans below Enterprise cannot opt out of the metadata. Enterprise has both off by default.
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