All ChatGPT Free and Plus users can now access their chat history regardless of whether they’ve opted into training for model improvement.
This feature is currently available on the web, with mobile access coming soon.
ChatGPT Free and Plus users can also start a Temporary Chat for one-off conversations, which won’t appear in their history.
OpenAI has announced that all ChatGPT Free and Plus users can now have access to their chat history, regardless of their opt-in status for model improvement training. Those who had previously opted out will retain their choice.
This feature is currently available on the web, with mobile access coming soon.
Also read: ChatGPT’s Memory feature now available to all Plus users: What is it & how to use it
We're updating our data controls for ChatGPT Free and Plus users.
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) April 30, 2024
Now, you can access your chat history regardless of whether you’re opted into training for model improvement. If you’ve previously opted out, your choice will remain. Available on web today, and mobile soon. pic.twitter.com/KHqF2aTCYB
“Now, you can access your chat history regardless of whether you’re opted into training for model improvement. If you’ve previously opted out, your choice will remain. Available on web today, and mobile soon,” OpenAI wrote in an X post.
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OpenAI further mentioned that ChatGPT Free and Plus users can also start a Temporary Chat for one-off conversations, which won’t appear in their history.
In related news, OpenAI recently announced that ChatGPT’s ‘memory’ feature is now available to all ChatGPT Plus users. For those who are unaware, the company initially released the memory feature on ChatGPT in February this year. At that time, it was only available to a “small portion” of users.
The ‘memory’ feature on ChatGPT works pretty much like cookies on websites. It enables ChatGPT to remember things you discuss to make future chats more helpful. You’re in control of ChatGPT’s memory feature. You can tell it to remember something, ask it what it remembers, and tell it to forget conversationally or through settings. You can also turn it off entirely.
Apart from making the memory feature available to all Plus subscribers, OpenAI also made it easier to access all memories when updates occur. You just have to hover over “Memory updated,” then click “Manage memories” to review everything ChatGPT has picked up from your conversations and forget any unwanted memories. You can still access memories at any time in settings.
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