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Google’s Gemini, like other consumer AI assistants, may retain conversation content depending on your account settings. AI Safeguard scans your code or config for API keys, tokens, passwords and PII and redacts them locally in your browser before you copy it into a Gemini prompt.
Not inherently — the risk is specific to what’s in the text, not the assistant itself. A stray API key, password, or database URL sitting in a config file or log is what actually creates exposure.
Private key blocks, JWTs, AWS/GCP/Azure/Stripe/GitHub/OpenAI/Slack/npm tokens, bearer tokens, credential assignments (password=, api_key:), credit card numbers, emails and IP addresses.
No — sanitization and any format conversion both run entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
See the full AI Safeguard overview, or browse format conversions. Want to double-check what's actually in your text first? Run it through DataExtract's API key extractor to see every exposed credential before you sanitize.