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ChatGPT Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Data Sharing with Google and Meta

Simon Ellis 1 min read

A class action lawsuit alleges OpenAI's ChatGPT shares user data with Google and Meta without consent, raising privacy concerns.

ChatGPT Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Data Sharing with Google and Meta
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A class action lawsuit alleges that OpenAI's ChatGPT shares user data with Google and Meta without obtaining consent. The lawsuit claims this data could be used for ad targeting and algorithmic recommendations.

Lawsuit details data collection practices

According to the lawsuit, ChatGPT collects data including email addresses, messages, IP addresses, and uploaded files. The allegations suggest this information is being shared with third parties without users' knowledge or permission.

The lawsuit is ongoing, and the allegations remain unproven. OpenAI has not yet responded to the claims.

The case raises questions about data privacy practices in AI services. If the allegations are true, users may want to consider additional privacy measures.

Source: PCGAMESN