Your ChatGPT searches can now be seen by everyone on Google.

@.jake.ai

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Why it worked

The video leverages high-stakes fear regarding personal privacy and provides actionable, step-by-step instructions to solve the problem, making it highly shareable.

Summary

The creator explains how to prevent ChatGPT conversations from appearing in Google search results by adjusting privacy settings and deleting chat history. He emphasizes that users should treat ChatGPT inputs as public information.

Structure

1Identify the privacy issue with ChatGPT and Google
2Explain how to disable shared links in settings
3Instruct on deleting private chat history
4Provide a method to check if chats have been indexed
5Final warning about treating AI inputs as public

Call to action

Follow to stay protected

On-screen text

YOUR CHATGPT HISTORY IS SHOWING UP ON GOOGLE 💀⚠️ SAVE THIS ChatGPT settings -> data controls DELETE PRIVATE CHATS your name + site:chat.openai.com FOLLOW TO STAY PROTECTED

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you have no privacy with ChatGPT your searches are now visible on Google, but here’s how to stop that! ❌🤖🔎 #chatgpt #google #privacy #searchhistory #openai #technews #ainews #artificialintelligence #aiproductivity #chatgpttips #greenscreen

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Your ChatGPT searches can now be seen by everyone on Google. And here's how to stop that from happening. Be sure to save this video so your private information can no longer be seen by everyone on the internet. The first and easiest way to begin protecting your data is to stop shared links and you can do this by going into settings on ChatGPT, clicking data controls and turning all of these functions off. This will immediately give you a layer of protection you did not have before. Don't forget to also do this on your desktop version by going to that same data controls tab in settings, clicking on shared links and turning those off as well. Step two is going to be deleting any and all private chats so they can no longer be indexed at all. Step three is going to be Googling your name with this and if any results show up you know that your chats have been indexed in the past. But you can have them removed by deleting that chat itself and reaching out to Google to have it deindexed. This is your reminder that anything you put on ChatGPT is public, even if it feels private, so treat it like you're posting to social media.