Duck AI anonymizes chats: It does this by removing your metadata and IP address before sending prompts to third-party models. But its Approximate Location feature can sometimes reveal more than you'd like to.Lumo stores no logs and uses zero-knowledge encryption: It runs open-source LLMs on Proton's servers and doesn't keep logs of your conversations. You can save chats using zero-knowledge encryption in your Proton account.Privacy seems strong(er) with Lumo: If privacy is your top concern, Lumo is a better option. But Duck AI offers better responses, thanks to leading LLMs like GPT-4o and Claude. And the best part is it's completely freeThe post Lumo vs. Duck AI: Which AI is Better for Your Privacy? appeared first on Techreport.