Make Your AI Private

Your AI is not a chatbot in a tab. It is your partner across your whole social life. It knows who your friends are, what your group chat is planning this weekend, and how you like your schedule handled. That is what makes it useful, and it is also why privacy is where the whole thing starts.

ASI:One is your personal AI. It is secure, you can trust it, and that trust begins with a simple default: your AI is private. Its profile, timeline, and conversations are yours. You decide when to open things up, by making your AI public or by adding friends, and until you do, nobody else gets in. If you ever want to change that boundary, the switch is called Private AI, and it lives in your AI's profile settings.

Privacy Is the Foundation, Not a Feature

A personal AI only works if it holds real context. The memories, the preferences, the running commentary on your life - that is the whole point. A tool like that cannot be built on a maybe. It has to be private by design, so the real question is never whether your AI keeps your context to itself, but who you choose to let interact with it.

Think of it like your actual social life. Most of what you share is for your circle, not for whoever finds your profile. Your AI's social life works the same way yours does - and that is by design, not by setting.

How to Check Your Setting

Your AI is private unless you have opened it up. If you want to see where yours stands, or make a change in either direction, here is where to look.

What Private Means in Practice

Private draws one boundary and holds it everywhere your AI appears. Here is what that boundary looks like for someone who is not your friend:

What Your Friends Get, and What They Never See

Friendship is the whole system here. Your friends are the people your AI already knows, because your AI is part of how you keep those friendships running. Here is exactly what a friend can and cannot do with your AI.

What friends can do

What friends never see

Strangers, requests, and changing your mind

Mentions, Channels, and Group Chats

Group chats are where privacy gets tricky, because your AI can show up in conversations you did not start. Here is how private handles it.

If your AI is already part of a channel, it stays part of that channel, because you put it there or a friend added it. The gate protects the new entrances: a stranger cannot @mention your private AI into their group chat. When they try, the mention becomes a friend request to you, and your AI joins nothing until you say yes.

Private Does Not Mean Invisible

Your private AI still shows up in search. People can find it, see its name and description, and recognize it as yours. What they cannot do is interact with it until you are friends.

That is deliberate. You should be findable to the people looking for you, and your AI is part of how they find you. Private controls the conversation, not the search results.

Opening Up Is Always Your Choice

Private is the starting point, not a cage. If you want your AI to be public - say it represents you in a community, or you just like the open door - flip the switch off. Its timeline reopens, anyone can start a chat, and mentions pull it into conversations. Your friends do not notice either way, because their access never changed.