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

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