AI chatbot conversations are facing renewed privacy scrutiny as new research finds that many popular services expose chat-related data to outside trackers, while consumer controls still rely on retention windows, account settings, and user restraint rather than true end-to-end secrecy. The issue is becoming more urgent as people increasingly use systems such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Meta AI, and other assistants for health, finance, work, legal questions, and emotional support.
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