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Connect, disconnect, and watch the list

Switch connections on and watch the list grow. Then switch one off again and see what stays.

What you've connected

Your plan

Your dot can read

  • Your conversations with it. What you type, say on a call or attach.
  • Its own cloud computer. Its files and its browser. It doesn't have the logins saved in your browser.
  • ChatGPT memory. Memories and recent conversation context from your other chats.
  • Gmail. Your mail, within the permission level you set. Your dot reads it without being asked, to look for ways to help.
  • Google Calendar. Your events, read the same way.
  • Google Drive. Your docs, sheets and slides, read the same way.
  • Slack. Your messages to it there. In a thread you bring it into, other people's messages too.
  • That website account. Whatever the account shows, in its browser. Your password goes through a private form and isn't shown to the model.
  • Your computer. Local files, code and apps, while it's online with the ChatGPT app open. Camera, microphone and screen need a separate permission in your device settings.

Already learned, and still there

  • ChatGPT memory. Turning Memory off stops the sharing. What your dot already received stays.
  • Gmail. Disconnecting stops new reading. What your dot learned from your mail stays in its context.
  • Google Calendar. No new reading. What it learned stays.
  • Google Drive. No new reading. What it learned stays.
  • Slack. No new messages. The conversations you had there stay.

Deleting your dot deletes its context. You can't remove one memory at a time. Files and conversations your dot created are stored separately and stay.

Training, on Pro with the setting onYour dot's conversations and work can be used to improve OpenAI's models. That includes what it reads in connected apps to help you.

Training, on Pro with the setting offNot used to improve OpenAI's models. People at OpenAI can still review content in limited cases, such as safety.

Training, in a workspaceBusiness, Enterprise and Edu data isn't used to train OpenAI's models by default. There's no switch to set.