I was thinking the same. Google's track record has shown that they do care about the security of the data they use to earn their money with. You can't say tha

I was thinking the same. Google's track record has shown that they do care about the security of the data they use to earn their money with. You can't say that for OpenAI, they just want us to let them see how we use their service. Apart from the negative publicity they don't have much to worry about, also given that they have a disclaimer that one should not submit personal information. While I have not queried for my name or other PII, my queries are linked to my email address.