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ChatGPT now knows what you do on other websites… | VibeLeaderboard

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ChatGPT now knows what you do on other websites via ad collector

Source: lmbbuchodi
Author: lmbbuchodi
Date: Published Sep 20, 2026

Why it matters

Documents a concrete mechanism (a signed __obi cookie synced between chatgpt.com and bzr.openai.com) by which OpenAI can link a user's ChatGPT account to browsing and purchase behavior on any site that installs its ad pixel, a material privacy and data-handling change for anyone building on or advising clients about ChatGPT.

Read the source ↗www.buchodi.com

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