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I've disabled the checkbox many months ago and it's still disabled today. EU citizen, not sure if that's relevant.
by cbg0 6d ago
I've disabled the checkbox many months ago and it's still disabled today. EU citizen, not sure if that's relevant.
- henry2023 6d agoWhat makes you think the company that pirated a big portion of all copyrighted work will care about this checkbox? At best they’ll “anonymize” the data before adding it to the corpus.
- stingraycharles 6d agoFairly certain OP lives in The Netherlands.
- bossyTeacher 6d agoDid you look him up?
- stronglikedan 6d agoIt literally says so in their profile.
- stingraycharles 6d agoHe’s quite well known on HN.
- spongebobstoes 6d agosame, I'm a paying user in the US
- burntalmonds 6d agoSame here. US.
- layer8 6d agoSame here, I just happened to check yesterday and hadn’t checked for at least half a year.
- b800h 6d agoSame here, UK.
- noname120 6d agoSame here on Pro 20x, Switzerland
- gpugreg 6d agoFor me, "Improve the model for everyone" was "On", although I disabled a similar-sounding checkbox in the past (Germany).
- noir_lord 6d agoIs there a description of what "Improve the model for everyone" actually means or is it just a straight up *Dark* pattern?
- bcrosby95 6d agoIt's pretty clear once you click on it: > Allow your content to be used to train our models, which makes ChatGPT better for you and everyone who uses it. We take steps to protect your privacy. Learn more
- noir_lord 6d agoSo not in the basement behind a sign saying "Beware of the Leopard" but could also just be "Allow your content to be used to train our models: <Yes|No>". Could be worse I guess.
- docheinestages 6d agoSame here.
- tyfon 6d agoSame for me, I disabled it like 2 years ago and it is still not enabled. Location: Norway (which is for data control purposes = EU) Edit: I have a pro subscription now but it has also been on a free tier level for perhaps 1.5 of these years.