🔒 Last minute holidays? Your trace is in the system forever
What happens to the data you enter while planning a family trip?
Not long ago, planning a family trip meant a stack of paper guides, printouts from forums, and figuring out how to not go crazy during a six-hour car ride. Today, you just need to type “plan my vacation with 2 kids” into the ChatGPT window. Well, almost.
Because after getting a response, we should also consider what happens to our question after closing the app. It remains on OpenAI servers and in the databases of tourism platforms. Your “vacation with 2 kids” becomes part of the algorithm that recommends hotels to other parents.
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