[fbrchps]

Looks like Samsung is adding the Grammarly functionality to their built-in (still an app, technically) keyboard in an upcoming update, or they already have.

So now, very likely, both Samsung and Grammarly have access to everything you type on your phone.

[cmroanirgo]

Thankfully there's a few open source keyboards.

I've been checking out FlorisBoard, available on fdroid. Sadly, Google and Samsung keyboards are very good at swype/glide, FlorisBoard is coming along though, & I prefer to support it because the other two can't be trusted.

[registeredcorn]

Both phones I was referencing were Samsung devices.

[stjohnswarts]

Do you know that grammarly keeps this information and doesn't toss it after it's AI looks for patterns for training?

[freeone3000]

I'm not aware of any actual AI system for NL using on-line training -- this unlabeled, after all! So "after it looks for patterns" is more "after the next training batch runs", 30 days if they're GDPR compliant.