⁦SuperQuant feature tutorial · fixed teaching example⁩

Private-by-default workspace

Understand which information lives locally and which optional services receive it.

Before you begin: Browser workspace storage is local and is not encrypted by the app.

⁦How to use it⁩

  1. Open Settings and read Workspace & privacy.
  2. Inspect local storage, unencrypted export and model connection disclosures.
  3. For hosted sync, open Account & privacy and inspect separate learning/vault choices.
  4. Choose a minimal disclosure intentionally; keep sensitive writing out of provider and bot context by default.

⁦Worked example and expected outcome⁩

Teaching case: encrypted workspace ciphertext is separate from bot-readable learning progress.

Private-by-default workspace: worked example and outcomeTeaching case: encrypted workspace ciphertext is separate from bot-readable learning progress.. Can the bot read an encrypted vault merely because sync is enabled?. An explicit storage and sharing choice.Worked exampleTeaching case: encrypted workspace ciphertext isseparate from bot-readable learning progress.Check your understandingCan the bot read an encrypted vault merelybecause sync is enabled?Expected outcomeAn explicit storage and sharing choice.

⁦This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.⁩

⁦Check your understanding⁩

Can the bot read an encrypted vault merely because sync is enabled?

⁦If it does not work⁩

Use Settings disclosures when account controls are absent; keep passphrases and credentials out of notes.

⁦Try it in SuperQuant⁩

⁦Sign in or create an account to open this lesson in the Academy, then use its safe in-app handoff when the feature is available to your workspace.⁩

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