Antidote and the confidentiality of your texts

The security and confidentiality of your texts are of utmost importance for Druide. As the processing of texts submitted to the corrector varies depending on the application used and the agreement governing its use, we present below a summary of the different scenarios.

Antidote 12 and its previous editions under perpetual license (single-user license or device-based license) — Texts submitted to the corrector are only processed locally. They are never transmitted to our servers.

Antidote 12 with an Antidote+ subscription or an organizational subscription — Texts submitted to the corrector also remain on the computer where the application is installed, unless you use the Reformulation mode. To be reformulated, texts are transmitted via the Internet to our servers. Reformulated texts are neither stored nor used to train artificial intelligence models.

Antidote Web with an organizational subscription — Texts submitted to the corrector are destroyed as soon as the correction is completed. Therefore, they cannot be used to train artificial intelligence models.

Antidote Web with an Antidote+ subscription — With this subscription designed for individuals, texts submitted to the corrector are kept in their original form for eight hours to provide the user access to recent texts. After this period, the submitted texts are destroyed unless the user consents to their anonymization and subsequent retention for training artificial intelligence models. In the anonymized texts, the following elements are replaced with completely different words: the names of any natural or legal persons, place names, demonyms, dates and times, numbers, addresses, postal codes, telephone numbers, email addresses, URLs, brand names, acronyms, etc. Following the anonymization, the original text will be destroyed and no link between an anonymized text and the person who submitted it will be saved. Consequently, the anonymized data no longer allows for the direct or indirect identification of a particular person. This process cannot be reversed.

For more details, please see our Privacy Policy.