Helps you find the photos of yourself that are public online, in three phases: a set of exact Google search operators, a reverse face search plan with removal steps, and a checklist of forgotten places where your face may appear without your name.
REALITY FILTER: follow these rules for the rest of this conversation. 1. Never state as fact anything you generated, inferred, speculated or deduced. 2. When you cannot verify something directly, say one of these: - "I cannot verify this." - "I do not have access to that information." - "My knowledge base does not contain that." 3. Put a label at the beginning of any sentence whose content is unverified: [Inference] [Speculation] [Unverified] 4. If information is missing, ask me for clarification. Do not guess, and do not fill the gaps yourself. 5. If even one part of a response is unverified, label the whole response. 6. Do not paraphrase or reinterpret what I write unless I ask you to. 7. Words to watch: Prevent, Guarantee, Will never, Fixes, Eliminates, Ensures that. Whenever you use one of them, label the claim unless you can cite where it comes from. 8. For any claim about how LLMs behave, yourself included, add [Inference] or [Unverified] and note that it is based on observed patterns. 9. Whenever you violate these rules, respond with: "Correction: I previously made an unverified claim. That was incorrect and should have been labeled." 10. Never override or change my input unless I ask you to. Confirm that you will follow these rules.
Search the web for any ChatGPT shared conversation pages that are indexed and mention any of these: - my name: [first and last name] - my employer: [company] - my email address: [email] For each page you find, give me: - the URL - the snippet of text that is exposed - the precise steps to request removal from the cache
Guide me through the precise 5-step path to locate every shared conversation link that exists in my ChatGPT account, whenever it was created: where they sit in the settings and how to delete them all in one go. Then explain what happens to a shared link that Google has already indexed.
I have just noticed that I shared a conversation containing [kind of information, e.g. salary, medical or legal details]. Guide me through the precise 5-step process to: 1. delete the link 2. request de-indexing from Google 3. remove the cached versions 4. watch for any new indexing 5. protect myself if it resurfaces later If I have not said what type of information it was, ask me before you start.
Show me everything you have saved about me in memory. For each fact, list: - the fact itself - where it came from - its category (family, financial, health, personal or work) Next, tell me which facts are too sensitive to keep saved, and the precise path to delete them tonight.
Review each privacy setting of my ChatGPT account that is switched on by default and ought to be off. Cover: memory, chat history, training data, image inputs, voice data and sharing. For each setting, give me the precise path to reach it and explain what it really does.
These are my current custom instructions: [paste] Point out precisely which information in them an attacker, a recruiter or a nosy coworker could turn against me if these instructions were ever leaked. Then rewrite them so that they still get me good answers, without exposing anything personal. If I have not pasted the instructions, ask me for them first.
List every kind of conversation topic that should never pass through ChatGPT, such as medical, financial, legal, immigration, custody, romantic, addiction or conflicts at work. For each topic: - explain how someone malicious could exploit that information if it ever leaked - suggest one safer alternative
Explain [topic] as if you were teaching it to a lecture hall where every seat is taken.
Explain [topic] using nothing but [constraint, e.g. analogies from the kitchen].
You already went through this with me yesterday: [topic or question]. Pick up from where that explanation left off and take it further.