Anonymous chat
- Anonymous public-chat inputs, outputs, and reconstructed transcript history are not written by the Myte app to MongoDB or durable application storage.
- The active thread lives only in page memory for the current loaded visit.
- During a live request, the exchange exists transiently in memory and inference buffers so Myte can answer.
- You can clear the thread at any time with Clear chat.
- Public chat does not request device or folder access automatically. If you choose Attach, your browser opens a file picker only for the supported files you select.
- Supported local file attachments are processed as text-extraction-only context for the current loaded visit. Unsupported, executable, macro-bearing, embedded-binary, encrypted, or suspicious files are rejected.
- Raw attached files are not stored by the Myte app as durable anonymous-chat records. Only extracted text is sent transiently with the live request.
- Myte does not use anonymous public chat to create a durable public-chat account, named profile, or normal per-person usage ledger.
- Because Myte controls inference at the hardware layer, the exchange does not need to pass through a third-party inference provider.
- Spark mode can continue a long reply across multiple live runtime cycles for the current request, but it does not change the anonymous retention boundary.
- If you explicitly send feedback, Myte stores an encrypted record containing the room-shape telemetry already used to run the service, plus the thumbs signal and optional note you choose to send.
- That feedback record does not include your prompt body, Myte's reply body, or a user identity field.
- Limited service and anti-abuse metadata can still be retained to operate and protect the service, including usage totals, route health telemetry, and hashed throttling identifiers.