Beware of mobile apps disguised as ChatGPT-based chatbots as they may overcharge users hundreds of dollars annually. Cybersecurity firm Sophos discovered this fleeceware, which tricks users to subscribe to costly services with minimal functionality. Even with new rules implemented by Google and Apple, developers still deceive users, and the apps continue to lure people into scams. Follow the store guides to unsubscribe.
OpenAI's ChatGPT iOS app is now available in Malaysia via the Apple App Store. However, U Mobile users can't access it due to the inadequacy of OpenAI's phone number verification system. OpenAI has not provided the users with a solution yet, but the android version of ChatGPT is expected to be updated soon.
Beware of ChatGPT-based fleeceware apps using AI to overcharge users. Sophos warns that these apps, disguised as legitimate chatbots, coerce users into costly subscriptions. Follow platform guidelines to unsubscribe and report unethical developers.
UnitQ's AI analyzed OpenAI's ChatGPT app reviews, offering insights on improvements. Issues were found with overheating, battery drain, syncing, and accessibility, and users wanted Siri support, math formula rendering, and better account creation. UnitQ aims to empower businesses with actionable feedback. Its Spring 2023 report analyzed over 22 million app reviews, revealing slow performance, crashes, and too many ads as major complaints. TikTok, Coursera, and 23andMe were among the best-performing apps.
ChatGPT, OpenAI's popular AI-based chatbot, is easy prey for online scammers. Recently, Sophos noticed fake ChatGPT apps on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. These unethical apps are nothing but "fleeceware" – users get bombarded with ads at the end of their trial and asked to pay a hefty subscription fee. Be aware, opt for the real OpenAI ChatGPT and stay safe!
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