Tag: AI Privacy
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ChatGPT Dots Can Now Text You on Android and iPhone, but Only Pro Users Get It
OpenAI’s always-on Dots agents can now message you through Google Messages and iMessage. Here’s who gets the preview and what’s still unclear about privacy.
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Gemini Personal Intelligence on Android Auto: What It Can See and How to Turn It On
Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence to Gemini on Android Auto, letting it use your Gmail, Calendar, and Photos. Here is how to switch it on, and what to check first.
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Apple’s AI Agent Warning: What Its 10-K Means for Your iPhone and Mac
Apple’s annual filing says AI agents can act on their own and may go off script. Here’s how to check what yours can touch.
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Chrome Gemini Autofill Now Reads Your Gmail: What It Fills In and How to Turn It Off
Chrome can now suggest order numbers, tracking info and flight bookings from your Gmail. Here’s how it works and how to switch it off.
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4 Ray-Ban Meta Privacy Settings to Change Before You Wear Them
New glasses, default settings. Here are the four switches in the Meta AI app that limit listening, cloud copies and AI training.
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Microsoft School AI Standard Takes Effect Nov 1: What It Means for Students and Parents
Microsoft’s new school AI rules start today. Here’s what they ban, who they cover and where critics see gaps.
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ChatGPT iCloud Plugin Is Live: How to Connect Mail and Calendar Safely
ChatGPT can now read your iCloud Mail and manage your Apple Calendar. Here’s how to set it up and which settings to lock down first.
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Opera WebAI Brings Private, On-Device AI to Your Browser
Opera’s new early preview lets sites and extensions run AI on your own computer. Here’s how to turn it on and who can use it.
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Brave Leo Encrypted Chat: How Your AI Prompts Stay Private (and Where They Don’t)
Brave now encrypts Leo prompts on your device so only a verified secure enclave can read them. Here’s what that covers and what it still doesn’t.
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Discord Messages in Google Search Start in December: How to Opt Out
Discord will let public server chats appear in search results from mid-December. Here’s who is affected and how to switch it off.