ChatGPT
5 articles about "ChatGPT".
ChatGPT Privacy Center Is a Map, Not a New Switch: Reading It Through Four Questions
OpenAI announced Privacy Center in the ChatGPT release notes on 21 September 2026. The official help article states that the controls remain in Settings, and that opening it does not change your settings or delete your data. Checked against four questions (default, scope, retention, revocation): the default has not moved, and there is no topic on images or faces; the multi-account connections added four days earlier widen the data sources a single conversation can reach.
ChatGPT's Terms Treat Your Face as "Content": Reading OpenAI's Terms on Uploaded Photos
A paragraph-by-paragraph reading of OpenAI's official terms. The Terms of Use file uploaded images under "Input", the same category as typed text; ownership stays in your name while usage rights also go to OpenAI; in the Service Terms passage on likeness, all six verbs have "you" as their subject; and the training help page explicitly separates services for individuals from business products. Nowhere in the terms does the face get a section of its own. Every quotation was checked against the official pages as they read at the time of writing.
Uploading a Selfie to ChatGPT Is Not a Filter: Your Face Is a Credential You Cannot Reset
Social feeds are full of "ask ChatGPT what I would look like as a Japanese gangster": upload a selfie, get a generated image back, then tag someone with "your turn". This is not a filter. A face is a credential that cannot be reset, consumer accounts by default allow content to be used to improve models, turning the setting off is not retroactive, and deleting a chat does not pull it back out of a training batch. With the original text of the terms, the full pipeline, the line between what can go to the cloud and what should never be uploaded, and the two paths in our own products that touch faces.
Your First AI Automation: How Beginners Can Schedule an AI Task From a Phone
You already know how to talk to AI. The next step is getting it to act without being asked. This guide shows you how to set up your first AI automation on your phone: at a fixed time every day, it automatically does one thing you taught it. No code, free, done in 15 minutes.
ChatGPT for Beginners in 30 Minutes: Start on Your Phone Today
Never opened an AI app? This guide gets you from download to your first question in 30 minutes, free, on just your phone. Includes 5 questions you can ask today and 4 ways to fix it when the AI's answer is wrong, too long, or confusing.