No. Training contribution is a separate opt-in program. The planned Developer Mode control can be turned off, and ordinary PC Module access will not depend on enrollment.
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A player-controlled contribution program for gamers who want their gameplay patterns to help build a more precise, evidence-bounded Codename-TGX1.
Codename-TGX1 should not learn gaming from generic internet text alone. It needs reviewed evidence from real sessions across genres, skill levels, hardware, strategies, accessibility needs, and player motivations.
The PC Module contribution path is being designed as an explicit Developer Mode enrollment. It will be off until a gamer chooses to participate, visible while active, reversible from settings, and separate from features required to use the product.
Use the same Windows module that connects gameplay context with Altered Brilliance.
Read the current data categories, purpose, retention, and exclusions before choosing to enroll.
The module prepares minimized session evidence in the background without asking you to perform for the dataset.
See contribution status, pause collection, leave the program, and use the published privacy route for requests.
The standard program is being designed around normalized session evidence. Raw media and unrelated computer activity do not belong in the default training path.
Contributions should pass schema, privacy, quality, and evidence checks before becoming a candidate dataset item.
Session context is measured inside the approved PC Module boundary.
Direct identifiers and excluded payload classes are removed or rejected.
Versioned schemas preserve observed, derived, self-reported, and missing evidence.
Samples are screened for quality, unsupported claims, imbalance, and unsafe inference.
A candidate only trains or ships when frozen tests show measurable improvement.
Developer Mode training contribution will not be represented as active until a gamer explicitly enrolls.
The PC Module should show an unambiguous contribution state rather than hide collection behind background services.
Raw media, biometrics, voice, or other expanded modalities require a different study and a separate opt-in.
Turning contribution off must not remove ordinary PC Module functionality or punish the player.
The enrollment control is still being implemented. This page defines the public standard it must meet.
Download the PC Module today. Contributor enrollment will open through a clearly labeled Developer Mode release, with terms and controls shown before collection begins.