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Joining a room shares your display name and activity with its members. Chat messages, submitted prompts, shared files, proposed changes and task answers are stored on the team host and delivered to authorized participants.

Team content is not uploaded to Delirium’s website by this feature. The person running an AI task sends its prompt and any context used by the configured connection to that AI service. Provider privacy and billing terms apply.

Saved invitations are encrypted for your Windows account. Local working copies, task copies and sync backups remain on disk after leaving. Owners retain project history; revoking membership does not delete copies held by participants.

Desktop 1.2 embeds media and free AI websites. These sites receive the requests you make to them and apply their own privacy, cookies and account policies. Local media catalogs and Desktop preferences are stored on your PC. OBS recording uses the sources you add and saves recordings to your chosen local location.

PC information reads details from your computer for display in the app. Maintenance & security previews supported temporary files and caches locally. Approved cleanup moves selected files into local recovery storage and records information needed for restoration. Recovery copies remain on disk until restored or separately selected for permanent removal. Permanently removing a backup prevents Delirium from restoring that file. Cleanup findings and recovery records can include local file paths; review them before sharing a screenshot or report.

Security tools use the Microsoft Defender services and Windows Security controls available on your PC. Microsoft Defender’s cloud protection and sample-submission behavior follow your Windows settings and Microsoft’s policies. Delirium does not change those protection settings as part of a scan.

Closing Delirium to the system tray keeps the app running until you quit from its tray menu. Language and completion-sound choices are stored with your app preferences.

Routing preferences and usage reports are stored locally. Exported CSV and JSON files are yours to review and share; exporting does not upload them.

Search recorded API and local-model requests, review available usage and cost fields, and export a local CSV or JSON report. Native app activity and provider invoices are not included.

For privacy questions, account-data requests, support, or inappropriate AI content reports, email aurorabyss.designs@gmail.com. Include only the information needed to investigate. AI content reports are sent by you; the app does not automatically attach your conversations or files.

Sending a task through Auto: apps & models shares the task and bounded recent Delirium conversation context with the selected connection. A confirmed availability failure may send that same context to another connection you enabled. Existing chats in other apps are not imported. Native clients use their own account settings, permissions and retention rules. Delirium stores a local record of settings it manages so they can be restored on disconnect; it preserves unrelated settings and reports conflicts.

Desktop 1.3.2 records routing decisions, connection and preference changes, model metadata and observed app versions on your PC. The bounded log excludes question text, responses, credentials and raw errors. It is not automatically uploaded. It retains at most 2000 events and 1 MiB.

The website saves appearance, color and language preferences in your browser. These settings are separate from your app preferences. Your shortcut paths, chosen folder panels, saved tool layouts and wallpaper preferences are stored in your local Delirium profile. Search indexes only file names in chosen folder panels; it does not upload file contents. Clipboard image previews and pinned clipboard text stay in session memory. Connection history stays in memory unless you export it, and storage scans inspect only the folder or drive you choose.

The duplicate finder reads selected files to produce a read-only report; it does not remove or reorganize them. CSV exploration and quick JavaScript/JSON syntax checks process the selected data or snippets locally without sending them to an AI provider.

Windows image-to-text uses installed Windows recognition languages. Images are processed locally. Optional clipboard history is off by default, stays in memory, has a 50-entry limit and one-hour expiry, and clears when disabled or when the app closes. Process exclusions and basic filtering cannot identify every sensitive value.

Presets, model preferences, ratings, bounded activity records, saved scans and recovery records are stored locally as applicable. Local scan and recovery records may include file paths and metadata; they are not included in preset sync. Keep your Windows account and device access protected.

Account sync stores the preset instructions and favorites you explicitly upload. It does not include keys, clipboard history, activity or results. Downloading an account collection replaces local presets only after confirmation. Export a backup first when needed.

You can overwrite account presets with an empty collection to clear them. Hosting backups may outlast deletion. A local preset export contains the instructions you saved; treat it as your own data when copying or sharing it.

Clerk handles sign-in, account recovery and session cookies. Delirium stores your account identifier, trial and purchase status in its Cloudflare database to control app access. PayPal processes payments; Delirium does not store card numbers. Account and purchase records are separate from optional diagnostic reports and are not removed by report rotation. Payment records may remain for bookkeeping and dispute handling.

Delirium stores a random installation identifier, a device label, activation dates and hashed device credentials to enforce the three-PC limit. It does not require a hardware fingerprint. Windows protects local credentials for your Windows user.

The app checks membership at startup and periodically while open. Signed offline access lasts up to 30 days between checks and never beyond your paid period or remaining trial. Remove old PCs from your account. Offline PCs may retain access until their signed access period expires. Membership verification is separate from manual software update checks.

When you send a task to a configured cloud provider, that provider receives the request and the conversation context used for it. Auto can select different allowed providers for different requests. Provider privacy, retention and billing policies apply.

Saved provider keys are protected with Windows encryption for the current Windows user. Native provider apps manage their own sign-ins. Delirium’s supported local-model connection uses a local loopback endpoint; your local server’s settings determine whether its model execution uses remote services.

Performance history records metadata such as model, task category, duration, available cost, check status and optional ratings. Prompt and response text are not stored in that performance history.

The Windows app asks before sharing fixed check counts and timings. Diagnostic reports exclude prompts, personal file contents and API keys. Reports remain until used for a published update, deleted at your request or rotated out as storage fills. Oldest reports are discarded first; the least recently reporting app version may be retired when the version limit is reached. Hosting quotas can limit service availability.

Use Shared improvements in the app to stop future sharing or request deletion with the installation’s private deletion credential. Service backups may outlast deletion from the active database. Diagnostic reports help guide development; they do not automatically rewrite or publish the app.

Cloudflare delivers the website and may process network information, such as IP addresses, for delivery and security under its own policies. Official launch and setup links open third-party services governed by their own terms and privacy policies.