Category: Privacy

ChatGPT Ads Can Target Your Email and Phone: 7 Settings to Change Now

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404 Media found advertisers can target ChatGPT users by email, phone and device ID. See how it works, what OpenAI says, and the 5 minute fix.

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Laytr Review: The Private Pocket Alternative That Saves Anything and Reminds You When

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Laytr saves articles, recipes, screenshots and PDFs on your device, with no account. Setup steps, Pocket import guide, pricing, and honest limits.

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AgentCloak: Free Tool That Hides Your Personal Data From ChatGPT and Claude

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AgentCloak swaps your names, emails and IDs for realistic fakes before they reach ChatGPT or Claude, then restores them. Setup steps and limits inside.

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ChatGPT Virtual Try-On and Favorites: How to Use Them Before You Buy

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ChatGPT now lets you try on clothes with your own photo and save finds to Favorites. Step-by-step setup, privacy settings to check, and honest limits.

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Truecaller Scam Checker: How to Check Any Suspicious Link, Number, or Message for Free

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Truecaller's free Scam Checker lets you paste a suspicious link, number or message and see if it's a scam. Here's how to use it in 60 seconds, where to report, and its limits.

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Android Now Lets You Switch Password Managers Without a CSV File (Here’s How)

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Google's new Android feature lets you transfer passwords and passkeys between managers in a few taps, with no unencrypted CSV export. Here's exactly how to do it, which apps support it, and what still doesn't work.

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ShieldFont Finally Lets Writers Stop AI From Stealing Their Words

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ShieldFont swaps words in your HTML so AI scrapers read nonsense while humans see your real writing. Here's how it works and how to add it to your site.

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Incogni Review: Is It Worth Paying to Erase Your Data Online?

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Incogni removes your personal info from 420+ data brokers automatically. Here's how it works, what it costs, and where it genuinely falls short.

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Halo by Scam.ai: Real-Time Deepfake Detection for Zoom, Teams, and Meet

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Scam.ai's Halo flags deepfake faces live on your video calls, on-device, no cloud upload. Here's how to set it up, what it costs, and what it still can't do.

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ChatGPT Health Opens to Everyone in the US: What It Does and How to Set It Up

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OpenAI opened ChatGPT Health to all US adults on every plan. Here is what it does, a 10-minute setup guide, five prompts that work, and the privacy gaps to know first.

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