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Sensitive Data

Trinka understands the importance of data security, especially when dealing with sensitive information. To address this need, we offer the option to enable Sensitive Data Plan within your API requests.

What is Sensitive Data Plan?

This feature ensures the highest level of data security for your confidential content. When you activate Sensitive Data Plan, your submitted text is never permanently stored on Trinka's servers. After being processed for grammatical errors, it is immediately and permanently deleted. This guarantees that your sensitive information is not used for AI training or stored in a way that could be compromised.

Benefits of Sensitive Data Plan:

  • Enhanced Data Protection: Unlike many grammar checkers, Trinka prioritizes your data security. With Sensitive Data Processing, your content is processed and then immediately deleted, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access and ensuring complete confidentiality.

  • Complete Control: You maintain complete ownership and control over your sensitive information. Trade secrets, intellectual property, and other confidential data remain secure throughout the grammar checking process.

  • Guaranteed Privacy: Trinka does not retain any sentences, results, or actions related to your processed content. Your data stays private and off our servers, guaranteeing complete privacy.

How to Enable Sensitive Data Processing in Your API Calls:

To enable Sensitive Data Processing for your API requests, simply set the parameter is_sensitive_data to true when submitting your request.

Here's an example:

JSON

{
"paragraph": "Wood is a natural material used in indoor environment. It is utilized as not only a structural component but also an interior finishing material.",
"language": "US",
"is_sensitive_data": true
}

Important Notes

  • Enabling Sensitive Data Processing may impact pricing compared to the standard plan. Please refer to our Pricing: link to pricing page section for details.

  • For more information on the is_sensitive_data parameter and other API functionalities, visit our Grammar Check API Documentation.