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    Uploaded your photos for 1980s AI photo trend? Here's what happens to images sent to ChatGPT, Gemini

    As millions join the viral 1980s AI photo trend by uploading selfies to ChatGPT and Gemini, a cybersecurity expert cited by Wired explains what actually happens to those photos after they are sent, how long companies store them, and why deleting a chat does not always mean the image is gone.

    OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas emerges as a game-changer in browsing and it challenges Google. Know the key features of AI-powered browser

    OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered web browser aiming to challenge Google's dominance in online information discovery. The browser integrates ChatGPT for seamless interaction, offering features like content summarization, question answering, and an "agent mode" for task completion. Atlas also introduces "memory" for personalized browsing and enhanced user control over data.

    Delete this browser from your Android now — experts say it’s putting you at risk

    Experts suggest Google Chrome's ease of use may compromise user privacy. Surfshark research indicates Chrome gathers extensive data compared to competitors. Features like autofill and syncing enable tracking of user activity. A lawsuit revealed Google's data collection even in Incognito mode. Alternatives like Brave and DuckDuckGo offer enhanced privacy. Users can regain control by switching browsers and adjusting settings.

    Former employee steals Rs 33 crore from Swiggy, investigation on: Report

    Swiggy, a food delivery company, reported in its annual report for FY 2023-24 that a junior ex-employee allegedly embezzled nearly Rs 33 crore. The company has initiated an investigation and filed a legal complaint. Swiggy also noted a significant reduction in losses and introduced an Incognito Mode for user privacy.

    Swiggy rolls out Incognito Mode for private ordering

    Swiggy has introduced an Incognito Mode feature, allowing users to place private orders across food and quick commerce. This mode keeps orders out of the app's history, ideal for discreet purchases. Currently available to 10 per cent of users, it will be rolled out to all soon.

    Browsing in incognito mode doesn't protect you as much as you might think

    A settlement disclosed Monday in a federal court is primarily designed to ensure that users who use Incognito mode in Chrome get more privacy while surfing the internet than they had been previously.

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