Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and zero data retention changed Google, Aug 8, 2026
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- Added: As outlined in "Training Restriction" in the Service Terms section of the Service Specific Terms , Google won't use your data to train or fine-tune any AI/ML models without your prior permission or instruction. This applies to all managed models on Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, including GA and pre-GA models.
- Removed: As outlined in Section 17 "Training Restriction" in the Service Terms section of Service Specific Terms , Google won't use your data to train or fine-tune any AI/ML models without your prior permission or instruction. This applies to all managed models on Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, including GA and pre-GA models.
- Added: Interactions API : When using the Interactions API with store = true , Google stores user data (such as prompts, responses, and conversation state) to enable multi-turn conversations and later retrieval. If you do not specify a value for store , it defaults to true for all models. To achieve zero data retention, explicitly set store = false in your API requests.
- Added: To achieve zero data retention for agent products, customers must adhere to the following conditions and retention schedules for each product:
- Added: CodeMender session data - To enable resumption of long-running find and fix scans, CodeMender stores session state in Spanner. While a scan is in progress, session data - including target source code snippets, diffs, configuration, and analysis checkpoints - is stored encrypted for up to seven (7) days from session creation. When a session reaches a terminal state, source code and related content are cleared within seconds; the remaining session record is deleted automatically at the seven-day TTL. Customers can delete a session (removing all associated data) before the TTL expires.
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- docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/resources/zero-data-retention
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