WeTransfer is the latest company to come under fire for the practice. You may have seen the discourse already. On social media sites like Bluesky, angry WeTransfer users are blasting the company for a recent change in its terms of service. It's not hard to see why: The language in the new terms appears to clearly say that the company reserves the right to use your content to improve its AI models.
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— Rami Ismail (رامي) (@ramiismail.com) Jul 14, 2025 at 7:57 PMWeTransfer is changing its tune
Apparently, though, we did "misinterpret" the situation. A WeTransfer spokeswoman told BBC News as much, stating, "We don't use machine learning or any form of AI to process content shared via WeTransfer, nor do we sell content or data to any third parties." WeTransfer claims the wording in the new terms of service was meant to "include the possibility of using AI to improve content moderation," as well as identify "harmful content." Sure, Jan.
Unrelated to AI use, the original terms also appeared to give WeTransfer the right to do whatever they want with your content. "Such license includes the right to reproduce, distribute, modify, prepare derivative works based upon, broadcast, communicate to the public, publicly display, and perform Content. You will not be entitled to compensation for any use of Content by us under these Terms." This language has been changed as well, to the following: "You hereby grant us a royalty-free license to use your Content for the purposes of operating, developing, and improving the Service, all in accordance with our Privacy & Cookie Policy."
WeTransfer's new terms go into effect Aug. 8, unless you're a "new user." Time will tell how many users, old and new, decide to ditch WeTransfer over the scandal.
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