Your ChatGPT conversations could end up in court, and they're not protected

[Anton Longshot]

Everything & anything you do online can be used against you. Doesn't matter if it was a text message, email, Snapchat, social media DM, "encrypted" messenger, chatbot. Anyone who doesn't know that is an *****.

That said, there are ways to ask AI questions anonymously. But I still wouldn't trust those ways completely.

Things can get worse than that.
One of the first things I learned on/about the Internet (a very very long time ago) is that one should NEVER use one's real name and/or address.
Because there's a small but very real chance if you do that that something you type in public will cause a crazy person to key your car, break your windows, torch your home or kill you and your loved ones. HAS HAPPENED BEFORE.
Yet ALMOST EVERY SINGLE DAY I spot people in places like this that do NOT use an alias and sometimes while their real name is at the top of their post they ALSO sign their posts with their real name....ouch. Adresses too.
They probably cross streets without looking left and right...