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Your ChatGPT chats may have leaked on Google

Your chats with Meta's AI might end up on Google — just like ChatGPT until it turned them off
Meta lets you share your chats with its AI bot to a public feed. Google can index that feed — and make your searchable and public.
OpenAI pulls ChatGPT feature that showed personal chats on Google
Following a Fast Company report that found sensitive conversations appearing in search results, OpenAI removed a controversial sharing option and began working to de-index exposed content. OpenAI has removed a controversial opt-in feature that had led to some private chats appearing in Google search results,
OpenAI is removing ChatGPT conversations from Google
OpenAI has removed a feature that made shared ChatGPT conversations appear in search results. The "short-lived experiment" was based on the chatbot's link creation option. After complaints, OpenAI's chief information security officer,
OpenAI quickly rolled back a new feature that allowed users to make private conversations with ChatGPT searchable
OpenAI's chief information security officer said it was rolling back allowing conversations with ChatGPT to be discoverable by search engines.
ChatGPT: ChatGPT's feature was shut down, due to which private chats were visible on Google..
OpenAI has shut down a feature of ChatGPT that made users ' conversations visible on Google search. Due to this feature, thousands of chats came into the public domain, some of which also contained sensitive information related to the identity of the users.
ChatGPT chats are showing up in Google Search — how to find and delete yours [Update]
Your private ChatGPT conversations might be showing up in Google Search. Here’s how to check if yours were indexed — and how to delete them fast.
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