Privacy
4 articles about "Privacy".
ChatGPT Privacy Center Is a Map, Not a New Switch: Reading It Through Four Questions
What is ChatGPT Privacy Center? A map, not a new switch: it changes no settings and deletes no data. Read through default, scope, retention, revocation.
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
Uploading a selfie to ChatGPT is not a filter: a face is a credential you cannot reset, and opting out later does not pull it from training.
If Your Product Takes Photo Uploads, You Are Already Building a Biometric System: Four Questions for Every Image Endpoint
For people building AI products: once there is a path where a user uploads a photo and another face is generated from it, the data category is already identity material, whether the feature copy calls it a dress-up or a filter. Every upload endpoint that takes images needs four answers fixed before launch: default, scope, retention and revocation. Includes a full checklist, plus the two paths in our own products that touch faces and the work we have not finished yet.