ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence application that almost everyone knows now, has recently come to the iOS platform. After the app was released on the App Store, many iPhone users started using ChatGPT on their phones. However, the latest news showed that the ChatGPT application on the iOS platform has serious privacy problems. So what are these problems? Who is threatened? Here are the details about the iPhone ChatGPT privacy issue…
ChatGPT privacy issue worrying iPhone users!
OpenAI, the maker and developer of ChatGPT, brought the ChatGPT app to the iOS platform a few days ago. ChatGPT has topped the following App Store charts and is being downloaded by more and more users. However, the app has some privacy issues that require users to be careful.
A clause containing the privacy terms of the artificial intelligence program revealed this problem. Under normal circumstances, any application you download from the App Store is subject to the privacy rules set by Apple. This prevents any application from accessing your personal data. Apple just bent the rules for ads in this regard. Thus, it has established a balance between both the advertising industry and the trust it gives to its users.
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However, the clause in ChatGPT’s terms of use and privacy, “when you use our services, we may collect personal information from the entries you provide, file uploads or feedback” is against these rules. To make the matter even easier, when we explain the matter, ChatGPT stores this data on its servers when you ask a question including your own personal data. In other words, it holds the personal data you give it.
Under normal circumstances, App Store rules do not allow such a situation. However, in artificial intelligence programs such as ChatGPT, since you ask the question in a way that includes your own personal data, in a way, you are doing this with your own consent. Therefore, neither the App Store nor ChatGPT take any responsibility regarding the issue.
For this reason, Apple users should not give their personal data to the system when asking questions. This is not just for Apple users. Our advice is not to share your personal data with any artificial intelligence program.
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