The Dutch founder of tech company WeTransfer is working on an alternative file sharing service which “champions creativity, not steals it”. Ronald Hans went public with the new service, called ...

A change to WeTransfer’s terms and conditions has prompted global outrage. The company has now reversed its more ...

After user backlash, WeTransfer confirms it doesn’t use customer uploads to train AI—highlighting growing fears over data use ...

WeTransfer is the latest tech company forced to change its strategy around using your data to train its AI systems and promise never to do it.

WeTransfer reassures users it will not use uploaded files for AI training following criticism of its terms of service updates ...

WeTransfer, the Dutch-based file-sharing platform widely used by creatives, has clarified that it does not use user-uploaded ...

WeTransfer, the service that allows users to send large files to others, is explaining itself to users and updating its terms ...

WeTransfer, a popular filesharing service, has assured users that their content will not be used to train artificial intelligence following public backlash over its updated terms.

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WeTransfer was forced into a climbdown after backlash for changes to its terms of service that granted the company sweeping rights over user data.

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