Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What digital life hack can improve my online privacy?
Well, first up, we have your digital life hack. And after that, I'm going to play a call from my weekend national radio show. Big tech rolled out massive AI updates. And in most cases, they silently signed you up to donate your personal data to train their systems. Let's fix that. I'm Kim Commando for Carbonite, my number one choice for cloud backup. Get 50% off now at carbonite.com slash Kim.
Chapter 3: How is Big Tech using my data without my knowledge?
Live a better digital life with Carbonite. First up, Google Gemini AI in Gmail and Docs. If you're on the free version, human contractors can review your conversations. Visit myactivity.google.com and click on Gemini Apps Activity. Done. No more permanent transcripts. Next, ChatGPT and Cloud. They feed your chats back into their systems by default.
In Settings, turn off anything labeled Improve the Model.
finally meta uses your public facebook and instagram post to train its ai shocking no one they make opting out virtually impossible protect your data because big tech won't do it for you this is the year that you must be tech smart join almost a million folks who get my free newsletter every single day at getkim.com next up a call for my weekend show the kim commando show enjoy ever heard of the audience effect it's when we change our behavior when we think we're being watched
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Chapter 4: What settings should I change in Google to protect my privacy?
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Somebody in our hometown, Carrie, in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. Welcome to the show today. How can we help?
Thank you. Hi, Kim.
Chapter 5: How can I prevent ChatGPT from using my conversations?
I've been watching... While listening to you, Andrew, and actually back in the day, your husband, on the radio for many years.
The nearly famous Barry Young.
Yes.
He's going to demand a recording of this that someone remembers him.
surprised how much email I get from that. Oh, and we love Barry, of course. Oh, yes.
So, yeah, Andrew used to work with Barry, too.
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Chapter 6: What steps can I take to secure my Facebook and Instagram data?
I actually, speaking of Barry Young, we still have the Facebook page active, and I'm still the administrator of it. It's usually twice a day I get a message. Where's Barry coming back? Where's Barry?
Well, how cool is that?
So, what's happening?
Well, my bank account's over the last two months were compromised twice. I am a joint owner with my mother's bank account. She's 90. And the first time was, and it's my opinion, we transferred a large amount into my checking account. And Wells Fargo called me, some banker that I'd never heard of, saying, oh, you have a large amount in your checking account.
You should move it to your savings account. So he wanted me to come in, and I said, you know, it's Christmas Eve. I need to – I've got a lot of things to do, so I'm going to do it on my own. So I created an account, moved the money. When I was in getting a check for the earnest money, Wells Fargo called me and said, oh –
Your account, there's a snapshot of your account circulating on the dark web. We need to block all your accounts. So those got all blocked. That was on a Friday. Monday we went in, had everything, all new account numbers. Okay. Which they put the old account numbers on the new accounts and the new account on the old account. So I don't know how that was helping. But fast forward into February...
Um, I had trouble logging into my Wells Fargo account. Wells Fargo, um, IT department couldn't help me. And about a week and a half later, I was scrolling through accounts and noticed 25,000 was missing out of my mom's account. And so of course I called fraud department. They did an investigation and they said that the, um, key code came from my phone and my computer.
oh so there's there they sent me a letter essentially saying too bad how sad the money's gone you know we'll request the money back but it's already gone okay so here i here i am stuck with you know my 90 year old mother so so wait did they say did they say that you took the money out of your mom's account
They're saying that the key code came to me on my cell phone and I put it into my computer.
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