OpenAI’s Privacy: Now Discoverable Like Your Ex’s DMs
OpenAI waved goodbye to its short-lived experiment where your ChatGPT chats could star on Google without a director's cut. CISO Dane Stuckey admitted, 'Ultimately we think this feature introduced too many opportunities for folks to accidentally share things they didn’t intend to.' Apparently, making private chatter a public spectator sport wasn’t the #LifeGoal. So, by Friday, that sneaky checkbox triggering unwanted oversharing and exposing therapy sessions to the world will vanish faster than your will to read terms and conditions.
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When OpenAI gave you a checkbox instead of a privacy shield, and suddenly your deep ChatGPT therapy became Google's weekend binge. Who knew accidentally sharing was the new productivity hack?
Congrats to OpenAI for turning your private chats into public freak shows—because who doesn't love a little unsolicited exposure and a side of existential crisis?
Accidentally making your ChatGPT convo public was the ultimate plot twist 2025 didn’t know it needed—right up there with pineapple on pizza and kid influencers.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/1/2025 | Author: Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert,Henry Chandonnet
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