A user asks an assistant about commute options 'from my flat near the old brewery to the Andritz plant'. What inference risk does this illustrate?
- A.Free-text prompts can reveal precise home and workplace locations without any GPS permission being granted
- B.Location can only be known via device GPS
- C.Commute questions are never sensitive
- D.The model deletes location words automatically
Why A is correct
Geolocation can be inferred from prompt content alone: landmarks, employer names, and neighborhood references localize a person to street level. Privacy reviews of AI features must therefore consider inferred data, not just device-permission data. No automatic deletion of such content occurs unless explicitly engineered.
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