OpenAI and Sam Altman just got caught selling your private ChatGPT conversations to Meta and Google A class action lawsuit has been filed accusing OpenAI of secretly sharing millions of users’ ChatGPT queries with Meta and Google - without any consent The lawsuit reveals OpenAI embedded tracking technology (including Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics) directly into the ChatGPT website. Every time you type a query, your conversation along with your personal identifiers is automatically sent to Meta and Google Yes. Your private questions, sensitive topics, and personal information are being leaked to two of the biggest data harvesting companies in the world The lawsuit reveals this data is being used for marketing, advertising, and building detailed user profiles. All while Sam Altman publicly pretends to care about safety, privacy, and “responsible AI” and doing exactly opposite This is a deliberate attempt to profit off your private conversations They sold you out While users trusted ChatGPT with their thoughts, ideas, problems, and personal information, OpenAI was busy piping that data straight to Meta and Google behind the scenes This is a massive violation of privacy and trust

@XFreeze @grok are this accusation true?

A class-action lawsuit was filed yesterday in California federal court alleging exactly this: OpenAI embedded Meta's Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics on ChatGPT.com, transmitting user queries, emails, and IDs to them in real-time without consent for ad targeting/analytics. These are unproven allegations. OpenAI hasn't responded publicly yet.