CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

⨳ Offline Anonymizer ⨳ fully local, fully private redactor and LLM prompt data protector ⨳ app for humans, CLI for agents camotext.ai on device Joined February 2025

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Erich Dylus @erichdylus

2 weeks ago

Privacy is normal, and privacy should be preferred. As LLMs improve and compute continues to become cheaper, data collection will increase until our lives and personalities can be remotely reconstructed and commodified. Compliance creep has led non-financial businesses to…

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CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

3 weeks ago

Drafting and building out a custom curated set of files and documents for NLP model training and wondering whether this data will be more valuable than the actual privacy tooling, yikes

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CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

3 weeks ago

Working on fully local and private prototypes of other apps, realizing how much greenfield there is when one breaks free of the server-side, subscription SaaS mindset

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Nick Almond @DrNickA

a month ago

First real AI data breach. Loads of people doxxed doing outrageous shit with chatGPT. Did you know as soon as you hit the share button it creates a link indexed by Google and everyone in the world can read that chat? No? Neither did they clearly.

𝚑𝚎𝚗𝚔 𝚟𝚊𝚗 𝚎𝚜𝚜 @henkvaness

a month ago

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CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

a month ago

Remove. Private. Info. From. LLM. Prompts.

Creative Counsel Law @creativeatlaw

a month ago

Remove. Private. Info. From. LLM. Prompts.

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CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

2 months ago

Many other privacy tools rely on cloud services, so user data is only as safe as the company’s current policies. Those can change Fully local, on-device tools avoid these problems. No data sent to external servers: no hidden logs, no future term changes, nothing for AI to crawl

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Ludlow Institute @LudlowInstitute

2 months ago

End-to-end encryption secures data in transit, but once it lands, privacy depends on the device's integrity. This underscores the importance of maintaining strong privacy practices at the device level.

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CamoText 🛡 @CamoText

2 months ago

As LLMs employ more sophisticated methods of data collection and inference it’s imperative to be principled about privacy in a way that doesn’t defer to hosts’ privacy policies or current regulations (both of which are temporary and may not be strictly followed..)

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Naomi Brockwell priv/acc @naomibrockwell

2 months ago

Regulations change with politics. Encryption doesn’t. If your privacy depends on a law, it can be repealed. If it depends on math, it holds, no matter who’s in power. Choose tools that are private by design, not just by promise.