Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft So glad to be off of Trello for long enough that they deleted my account.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft Time to ditch em finally.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft an excellent reason to leave that thing ^^"
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft And to add insult to injury: One cannot get new #OnPremise #licensing for these products!
- I hope @EUCommission do ban this shite or ban #Atlassian across the #EU for violating #GDPR.
- Cuz only #accountability and #consequences can help!
- I hope @EUCommission do ban this shite or ban #Atlassian across the #EU for violating #GDPR.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft I already called them hostile towards their customers, I guess this is not new.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft and amazing how many enterprises are just sucking it up.
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@nixCraft and amazing how many enterprises are just sucking it up.
@NineStonesClose @nixCraft Getting out of the atlassian vendor lock-in is hard. E.g. all the workflows in jira would need to be replicated with another software that sucks even more UX wise, or doesn’t have all the features one needs, which also degrades UX. And then you’d still need to somehow export everything from confluence, and jira to import into the new tool(s). I wish migrating to something else wasn’t a royal, months spanning pain in the ass.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft just one question. Why? They can lost their customers.
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@nixCraft And to add insult to injury: One cannot get new #OnPremise #licensing for these products!
- I hope @EUCommission do ban this shite or ban #Atlassian across the #EU for violating #GDPR.
- Cuz only #accountability and #consequences can help!
- I hope @EUCommission do ban this shite or ban #Atlassian across the #EU for violating #GDPR.
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
@nixCraft any info when and if this is planned for EU customers who have to conform to GDPA? Especially if they were promised by Atlassian to have an EU-hosted, GDPA-compliant service?
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And #Atlassian refused to provide updates so it could be migrated to a more up-to-date system?
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
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Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
"Cannot opt out" AI software for customers, creates yet another business to ditch.
Atlassian Has Lost 75% From Its Peak. Is TEAM Stock Finally a Buy?
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If a software company dictates to its customers the degree of privacy & confidentiality they're permitted to retain, it is time to cancel a licensing contract.
Oracle is losing money over its AI spyware & getting sued
https://slate.com/technology/2026/03/iran-ai-cbs-oracle-larry-ellison-paramount-warner-bros-trump.html
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And #Atlassian refused to provide updates so it could be migrated to a more up-to-date system?
@kkarhan @nixCraft nope, no further support. Maybe it wasn't only the server it was running on, but also the software itself, too.
No matter, no self-hosting licenses were obtainable any more. And it took our CTO weeks of persistent enquiries to find out whether they would provide a GDPA (DSGVO) compliant service.
Only once we got that did we decide to renew. And even then, we looked at alternatives, but none satisfied (then).
Since then - #enshittification , basically.
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"Cannot opt out" AI software for customers, creates yet another business to ditch.
Atlassian Has Lost 75% From Its Peak. Is TEAM Stock Finally a Buy?
Atlassian has lost 75% from its 2021 peak and trades where it did in 2018, despite generating $5.2 billion in annual revenue growing at around 20% a year. The bear case is that AI makes Jira obsolete. The bull case is that AI makes Jira indispensable. With Q3 earnings due April 30, the answer is about to get clearer.
TIKR.com (www.tikr.com)
If a software company dictates to its customers the degree of privacy & confidentiality they're permitted to retain, it is time to cancel a licensing contract.
Oracle is losing money over its AI spyware & getting sued
https://slate.com/technology/2026/03/iran-ai-cbs-oracle-larry-ellison-paramount-warner-bros-trump.html
Larry Ellison's latest craze: Vectorizing all the customers
Comment: Oracle slurps your data whether you like it or not... for the good and bad of the planet
(www.theregister.com)
Oracle Stock Down 14%. Why Higher Risk Makes $ORCL A Sell
With relatively tepid growth, rising debt, an increasing cash burn rate, soaring capex and reliance on money-losing OpenAI, $ORCL has not earned its premium valuation.
Forbes (www.forbes.com)
ORCL Shareholder Alert: Oracle Corporation Securities Class Action Lawsuit Investors With Losses May Join -- The Gross Law Firm
/PRNewswire/ -- The Gross Law Firm issues the following notice to shareholders of Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL). Shareholders who purchased shares of ORCL...
(www.prnewswire.com)
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Microsoft has less than 4% of its user base pay for Copilot. It's loathed.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-440-billion-wipeout-investors-175614975.htmlMicrosoft Finally Revealed How Many Paying Copilot Customers It Has. The Answer Was Shocking for More Reasons Than One.
For years, investors have tried to figure out how many users are actually paying for a product that is at the center of Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy.
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Meta is also getting sued for its AI spyware
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/29/metas-court-losses-spell-trouble-for-ai-research-consumer-safety.htmlUsing mass layoffs, AI corporations are trying to hide that their AI initiatives are bleeding money and losing them customers & revenue.
Stealing customer data isn't popular.
https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/18/atlassians_new_data_collection_policy/
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Train an AI, layoffs ensue
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/21/atlassian-cuts-layoffs-staff-now-looking-for-work-ai -
@NineStonesClose @nixCraft Getting out of the atlassian vendor lock-in is hard. E.g. all the workflows in jira would need to be replicated with another software that sucks even more UX wise, or doesn’t have all the features one needs, which also degrades UX. And then you’d still need to somehow export everything from confluence, and jira to import into the new tool(s). I wish migrating to something else wasn’t a royal, months spanning pain in the ass.
@schrotthaufen @NineStonesClose @nixCraft
Companies have a fiduciary responsibility to their customers regarding privacy & confidentiality.
If a vendor is threatening a customer to reveal its data to train AI for all its competitors, it's time to let Atlassian go as a vendor.
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