Elon Musk
@elonmusk
RT
@MiaAI_lab: I've inspected the open-sourced Grok Build so you don't have to. Here's exactly what data it sends (and what stays local): Core (unavoidable)→ Your prompts/conversations + tool calls go to xAI's inference API. That's the whole point of the CLI. Everything else is off by default — no Mixpanel, no Sentry, no product telemetry unless you explicitly turn it on. Even the auto-update check is a simple version GET you can disable in config. Purely local stuff (crash reports, debug logs, secret redaction, auth) never touches the network. All telemetry paths also scrub secrets before anything is sent. Full details 👇
@MiaAI_lab: I've inspected the open-sourced Grok Build so you don't have to. Here's exactly what data it sends (and what stays local): Core (unavoidable)→ Your prompts/conversations + tool calls go to xAI's inference API. That's the whole point of the CLI. Everything else is off by default — no Mixpanel, no Sentry, no product telemetry unless you explicitly turn it on. Even the auto-update check is a simple version GET you can disable in config. Purely local stuff (crash reports, debug logs, secret redaction, auth) never touches the network. All telemetry paths also scrub secrets before anything is sent. Full details 👇
@MiaAI_lab
I've inspected the open-sourced Grok Build so you don't have to. Here's exactly what data it sends (and what stays local):
Core (unavoidable)→ Your prompts/conversations + tool calls go to xAI's inference API. That's the whole point of the CLI.
Everything else is off by default — no Mixpanel, no Sentry, no product telemetry unless you explicitly turn it on. Even the auto-update check is a simple version GET you can disable in config.
Purely local stuff (crash reports, debug logs, secret redaction, auth) never touches the network. All telemetry paths also scrub secrets before anything is sent.
Full details 👇
