Backfrom io.net’s own policies · verified 2026-09-02 · some facts not published
io.net: data residency & retention
Headquarters
🇺🇸 United States (US)
Where inference runs
Not disclosed
Operator is 'IO.NET Inc., a Delaware corporation' (per privacy policy). Decentralized GPU network spanning 130+ countries, so inference workers are globally distributed; the privacy policy says only that the personal data it covers 'will be stored in the United States' (AWS) — it does not say where inference API prompts are processed.
Region pinning
Not disclosed
For IO Cloud GPU-cluster rentals, docs let customers select GPU countries ('Residents of countries with strict data residency can use this option'), but no residency controls are disclosed for the IO Intelligence inference API.
Prompt retention
Not disclosed
Privacy policy covers general personal data (GDPR/CCPA rights, notes blockchain-written data cannot be erased); no statement on retention of inference API prompts/outputs.
Trains on API data
Not disclosed
No statement found on using API data for model training.
Zero data retention
Not disclosed
Not mentioned.
Compiled from io.net’s published privacy policy, terms, and documentation on 2026-09-02. “Not disclosed” means io.net publishes nothing on the point. Policies change without notice, so verify against the sources above before relying on this for compliance decisions.