StatusShift is configured to use the Google Gemini Developer API, currently pinned to model gemini-3.7-flash (Gemini 3.7 Flash), for optional final review. Provider AI remains disabled unless active billing and paid-service terms are confirmed for the exact production project. Only after that confirmation, Google states that prompts and responses are not used to improve Google products and are processed under Google's applicable data-processing terms. By default, Google retains prompts, contextual information, and generated responses for 55 days for abuse monitoring; authorized Google personnel may review flagged content. When Google approves zero data retention for the exact project, Google says content and identifiable metadata are cleared before abuse logging, but sanitized non-identifiable records may remain. Optional Gemini project logging is separate from abuse monitoring and is treated as disabled only when exact-project evidence confirms it. Google may still keep or process limited usage, safety, and operational information for service operation, security, or legal obligations, including in countries where Google or its agents operate. StatusShift does not promise zero provider retention.
StatusShift sends minimized structural signals directly from the StatusShift server to the Google Gemini Developer API. Saved answer values are not sent. Provider calls require your current consent and a current adult account-holder attestation. StatusShift does not locally log AI prompts or responses. The review request is rejected before local review if the feature is disabled or if request consent, authentication, case ownership, adult-account-holder, locale, rate-limit, or another admission check fails. After local deterministic review starts, a missing or changed durable consent record, rejected provider input, provider error, or invalid provider output leaves only the local deterministic review. We will update this notice before a material provider, model, storage, or data-use change.
