SuperGrok and Grok Bot privacy

There are a lot of things that would be much faster for me if I used Grok or Grok Bot, but I’ve run into a privacy concern. If I use SuperGrok to sort subscriber data, clean a spreadsheet of customer email addresses, or otherwise process others’ personal information, does that create a potential privacy breach?

I asked Grok about this and it warned me against uploading spreadsheets of email addresses or other personal data, but it also acted like it didn’t know what I meant when I said “Grok Bot,” so I’m not convinced of its accuracy in answering the question. SuperGrok can be such a time saver even aside from using Grok Bot, but it puts a spanner in the works if I can’t process this type of spreadsheet.

Any insight from @Thomas Umstattd Jr. or others would be helpful. I already asked AI Thomas and was told that paying for SuperGrok means there’s no training on the data, but that’s not the answer Grok itself gave me, so I’m still uncertain. I would love to save some time this way but don’t want to risk subscribers’ personal data.