Utilise ChatGPT's incognito mode to safeguard privacy

Although ChatGPT is helpful for writing, keep in mind that OpenAI built it and users’ data can be shared. To safeguard privacy, sign into account, go to settings, enable data controls, and turn off chat history and training. This prohibits ChatGPT from recording and evaluating users’ chats even though prior discussions won't be accessible. On mobile, navigate to ChatGPT’s settings page in a similar manner and then to Data Controls to do the same. 

Even if ChatGPT often appears to be friend in times of need, going above and beyond to assist write and analyze better. That implies the AI business that built the chatbot may have access to the things users type into it and the bizarre discussions users have. Of course, it is not like the data is being sold out to advertisers, but those who take privacy seriously would still want none of that. Especially since researchers recently discovered that chatbots can be tricked into revealing data they learned during training, so giving it personal information becomes even riskier.  

The only downside to throwing on this switch is that users won’t be able to refer to older conversations as their history will be clean when they start a fresh one. If that is important to users, they can turn it back on at any time from the home page of the UI, by clicking Enable chat history.