A new study shows that OpenAI GPT Many apps in the Store does not comply with confidentiality rules and was found to have failed to provide sufficient information about the data collection.

In a four-month analysis, scientists from the University of Washington examined more than 120,000 GPT and 2,500 ‘Actions’ requests and data collection found that many of their apps were not adequately disclosed in their privacy policies.

Concerns remain about data security

According to the results of the research, GPT has passwords and personal information It collects a lot of sensitive data, such as . In particular, Actions applications function to collect data for tracking and analyzing ads, and this reflects the privacy issues that are common in mobile and web applications. Researchers argue that many of these applications do not meet OpenAI’s data privacy standards.

OpenAI’s data collection practices It is stated that it does not sufficiently control and that the applications are insufficient to guarantee privacy standards. It is emphasized that this application, which endangers the privacy of users, also endangers the security of users.