
How to delete your ChatGPT history, and what stays behind
Deleting a conversation is not the same as deleting the data. What actually disappears, what stays, for how long, and where the settings live.
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None of them requires understanding cryptography. Here are the tools to make them, and the explanations for why they matter.

Works locally offline. We save nothing.
Waiting for password...
Estimated for an offline attack at 100B guesses per second (high-end GPU against a fast hash).
How long your password would hold up against a brute-force attack.
Genuinely random keys, built with the browser’s own cryptography.
Whether your password is circulating in public lists, without ever sending it.
Random words for the handful of passwords you actually have to memorise.
Strip personal data out of a text before pasting it into a chatbot.
A PIN, a unique identifier and a QR code to share your Wi-Fi.
The small print, in large type
The checker, the generator and the sanitiser are JavaScript running in your browser. There is no request carrying your text anywhere.
The only external query is the breach check, and it sends five characters of a hash. Never the password.
No sign-up, no profile, and nothing you generate survives closing the tab. The site is funded by advertising, not by your data.

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