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Incognito ChatGPT with no account required

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Re: Incognito ChatGPT with no account required

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This is interesting but all of the site content reads like it was written by AI. It is verbose and doesn’t sound like an actual person. Consider just editing it down by half and reading it out loud to see if it seems like something you would actually write.

> It is verbose and doesn’t sound like an actual person. It reads like someone trying to trick you. Example from the FAQ: > Will AnonChatGPT store my questions and responses? > We understand how important your privacy is to you, which is why we take it very seriously. We want to assure you that we do not store any of the questions you submit, nor any of the responses you receive from ChatGPT. (…) It drones on for ove…

It should start with "No. We understand how..." That is, answer the question and then explain the details.

Re: Incognito ChatGPT with no account required

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Another OAI proxy eh? There’s probably a market for anonymizing OAI access, come to think of it. Especially when using it for, let’s just say, non-SFW purposes.

While all of those proxies might anonymize the visit or the request, it does not anonymize the requests themselves. OpenAI keeps those API requests for 30 days. Therefore, no matter what any of them say, it is not really anonymous for this reason and never can be unless they are running their own models.

Re: Incognito ChatGPT with no account required

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Another OAI proxy eh? There’s probably a market for anonymizing OAI access, come to think of it. Especially when using it for, let’s just say, non-SFW purposes.

While all of those proxies might anonymize the visit or the request, it does not anonymize the requests themselves. OpenAI keeps those API requests for 30 days. Therefore, no matter what any of them say, it is not really anonymous for this reason and never can be unless they are running their own models.

Yes that is true. But who is going to sift through lines of pre-prompts? OpenAI has bigger things to worry about, I'd imagine. Like the scaling of their product offerings. There are probably heuristics and filters for the really "bad" stuff, which borders on Orwellian at this point.
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