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Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

Canada’s independent federal privacy regulator.

OpenAI must offer its users a choice about whether to participate or not in this practice.

AI Verified (May 6, 2026)

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Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada et al., “Joint Investigation of OpenAI OpCo, LLC,” PIPEDA Findings #2026-002, May 6, 2026.

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Grant individuals the right to opt out of being included in AI training data

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