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Building on last time
Now let's give ChatGPT the facts it needs.
Last time you learned which facts to keep private. Today you add the safe ones.
ChatGPT helps you better when it knows the task. But it never needs your private facts.
Use plain, general words. Try "a bill," "a notice," or "an appointment."
Safe to sharethe kind of letter, when it is due, what you want to do
Keep privatenames, numbers, addresses, passwords, codes, exact amounts
Pick only a few facts that change the answer. More is not better.
Skip health, money, legal, account, and safety choices. Ask a real person for those.
Buddy says
Think of it like asking a stranger for help. You'd share the task, not your wallet.
