Hidden code in the latest Android version of ChatGPT suggests OpenAI is developing a locked chat feature.
The unreleased references were first spotted by Android Authority, according to the reporting.
The feature could let users secure specific conversations with a PIN code or fingerprint scan.
Locked chats would keep chat titles and content out of regular sidebars, history, and search results.
There is no official launch date, and OpenAI could still change or drop the feature.
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The reporting broadly agrees that hidden Android code points to a possible locked chat feature in ChatGPT, with protection tied to a PIN or fingerprint scan. It also agrees that the feature is not yet released and that the plan could change.
What remains uncertain is when or whether the feature will launch, since there is no official release date. The code references could still be revised before any public rollout.
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The neutral coverage says hidden Android code points to an unreleased ChatGPT feature for locking sensitive chats. It reports that users might protect conversations with a PIN or fingerprint scan. The same coverage says locked chats would be removed from standard sidebars, history, and search results. It also emphasizes that there is no official release date and OpenAI may alter its plans.
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Yahoo Tech reports that hidden, unreleased code discovered in the latest Android version of ChatGPT suggests OpenAI is developing a locked chat feature. According to findings spotted by Android Authority, users may soon be able to secure specific conversations behind a PIN code or fingerprint scan to keep titles and content out of standard sidebars, history, and search results. The report notes that there is no official launch date and OpenAI could alter its plans.
TechRadar reports that unreleased code found in the latest Android version of ChatGPT points to a forthcoming feature allowing users to secure sensitive conversations behind a PIN or fingerprint scan. Based on discoveries from Android Authority, the references indicate that locked chats will keep titles and contents hidden from standard sidebars, history, and search results. The report cautions that there is no official release date and OpenAI might decide not to launch the feature.