Technology experts are warning iPhone users over a ChatGPT app which poses a security risk to users. 7NEWS
However, computing staff writer at, Muskaan Saxena, says sharing too many personal details with the mobile-friendly bot could put your privacy at risk.
“This basically means that if you ask ChatGPT questions that contain any personal information it’ll be sent to OpenAI and could be read by a human reviewer. And that’s a big deal,” Saxena said. “So, if you use ChatGPT for things such as help with your anger issues, as a safe space to vent, to seek advice or to edit and enhance personal documents and texts, these are all being sent — and possibly viewed by — humans at OpenAI.”
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