I guess TikTok, because I tried it once and uninstalled it. It felt like the app was using me, not the other way round.
mattc
What worries me, is all the info from those conversations actually becoming public. I haven't fed it personal info, but I bet a lot of people do. Not only stuff you might tell it, but information fed from people you know. Friends, family, acquaintances, even enemies could say some really personal or downright false things about you to it and it could one day add that to public ChatGPT. Sounds like some sort of Black Mirror episode, but I think it could happen. Wouldn't be surprised if intelligence agencies already have access to this data. Maybe one day cyber criminals or even potential employers will have all this data too.
Looking at light or sky when I need to sneeze helps me sneeze quicker.
It's apparently something to do with Photic sneeze reflex. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex
I use IronFox, because it's supposed to be a privacy-focused browser. I also liked the Kiwi browser before they got bought out by Microsoft or whatever happened to them. If a site I trust isn't working in IronFox, I'll use either Firefox or Firefox Nightly as an alternative. I really enjoy Hermit as well, although often I'll forget I even have that app. It's very useful though.