Does this mean it's time for us to start fooling AI by deliberately creating a fake story about our lives? I'm somewhat surprised that AI knows more about you than you do, although I can imagine how much information all these trackers collect about us, because we sometimes use our gadgets to correspond on any topics that can also be tracked. Today's Internet requires people to have a "split personality" so that we are alone offline and completely different for all AI watching us online.🫣🤐 My case is the best reflection of this, and we have no other option left, which is why it is better to keep our personal information safe from AI. That is why I think you are saying correctly. We should talk to AI in such a way that our query does not belong to us, and we are asking the question about someone else. You know what makes me more surprised? When AI told me about some contacts that I have in my mobile phone. Believe me, AI is not safe, and our data is revealing without leaving any clues. So, we have to limit the use of AI. And for now, the best we can do for our safety is that we can change the AI setting from the mobile settings or Google settings to limit its access to our device to collect any single piece of information. What do you say? Any android phones default your setting to use their AI and possibly collect your data these days it seems. What's better tool for profiling than your own phone, something that is considered private by government and not even police can freely confiscate your phone and see inside without a warrant. The answer is to use passkey that is device bound and stored within your hardware's secure enclave or use the most random password ever.
Does this mean it's time for us to start fooling AI by deliberately creating a fake story about our lives? I'm somewhat surprised that AI knows more about you than you do, although I can imagine how much information all these trackers collect about us, because we sometimes use our gadgets to correspond on any topics that can also be tracked. Today's Internet requires people to have a "split personality" so that we are alone offline and completely different for all AI watching us online.🫣🤐 My case is the best reflection of this, and we have no other option left, which is why it is better to keep our personal information safe from AI. That is why I think you are saying correctly. We should talk to AI in such a way that our query does not belong to us, and we are asking the question about someone else. You know what makes me more surprised? When AI told me about some contacts that I have in my mobile phone. Believe me, AI is not safe, and our data is revealing without leaving any clues. So, we have to limit the use of AI. And for now, the best we can do for our safety is that we can change the AI setting from the mobile settings or Google settings to limit its access to our device to collect any single piece of information. What do you say? Any android phones default your setting to use their AI and possibly collect your data these days it seems. What's better tool for profiling than your own phone, something that is considered private by government and not even police can freely confiscate your phone and see inside without a warrant. The answer is to use passkey that is device bound and stored within your hardware's secure enclave or use the most random password ever.

Does this mean it's time for us to start fooling AI by deliberately creating a fake story about our lives? I'm somewhat surprised that AI knows more about you than you do, although I can imagine how much information all these trackers collect about us, because we sometimes use our gadgets to correspond on any topics that can also be tracked. Today's Internet requires people to have a "split personality" so that we are alone offline and completely different for all AI watching us online.🫣🤐 My case is the best reflection of this, and we have no other option left, which is why it is better to keep our personal information safe from AI. That is why I think you are saying correctly. We should talk to AI in such a way that our query does not belong to us, and we are asking the question about someone else. You know what makes me more surprised? When AI told me about some contacts that I have in my mobile phone. Believe me, AI is not safe, and our data is revealing without leaving any clues. So, we have to limit the use of AI. And for now, the best we can do for our safety is that we can change the AI setting from the mobile settings or Google settings to limit its access to our device to collect any single piece of information. What do you say? Any android phones default your setting to use their AI and possibly collect your data these days it seems. What's better tool for profiling than your own phone, something that is considered private by government and not even police can freely confiscate your phone and see inside without a warrant. The answer is to use passkey that is device bound and stored within your hardware's secure enclave or use the most random password ever.

Does this mean it's time for us to start fooling AI by deliberately creating a fake story about our lives? I'm somewhat surprised that AI knows more about you than you do, although I can imagine how much information all these trackers collect about us, because we sometimes use our gadgets to correspond on any topics that can also be tracked. Today's Internet requires people to have a "split personality" so that we are alone offline and completely different for all AI watching us online.🫣🤐 My case is the best reflection of this, and we have no other option left, which is why it is better to keep our personal information safe from AI. That is why I think you are saying correctly. We should talk to AI in such a way that our query does not belong to us, and we are asking the question about someone else. You know what makes me more surprised? When AI told me about some contacts that I have in my mobile phone. Believe me, AI is not safe, and our data is revealing without leaving any clues. So, we have to limit the use of AI. And for now, the best we can do for our safety is that we can change the AI setting from the mobile settings or Google settings to limit its access to our device to collect any single piece of information. What do you say? Any android phones default your setting to use their AI and possibly collect your data these days it seems. What's better tool for profiling than your own phone, something that is considered private by government and not even police can freely confiscate your phone and see inside without a warrant. The answer is to use passkey that is device bound and stored within your hardware's secure enclave or use the most random password ever.