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6 Topics I Don't Trust ChatGPT With-Even Though I Love It

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By Katie Rees Verified
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ChatGPT seems to have all of the answers for any question you ask it, which makes it an easy go-to no matter the issue. However, despite its sophistication, ChatGPT still has limitations, and there are a few key areas where it shouldn't be used. 6 Coding Using ChatGPT for coding isn't a far-out idea. People have been using AI chatbots to code since their inception, and there are also plenty of examples of cybercriminals using programs like ChatGPT to write malicious code.
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Why I Finally Gave Up My Tablet (and What Replaced It) Original

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By Katie Rees Verified
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Finding the perfect balance between a smartphone and a laptop isn't easy, but that's why we have tablets. However, the flipside is that sometimes, a tablet just isn't enough. If you keep reaching for your laptop and phone but never your tablet, it might just be that you've outgrown it—just like me. Why I Bought a Tablet Simply put, I bought a tablet for convenience. My choice was an iPad that, at the time, was the height of tech (even though this wasn't the first version).
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Is Using Two VPNs Better? No-Here’s Why

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By Katie Rees Verified
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Using two VPNs must be better than using one, right? Not exactly. Having two VPNs active instead of one may seem like a good way to double up on security, but there's more than one reason why this can complicate your online experience. 4 Reasons You Shouldn't Use Two VPNs VPNs encrypt your internet traffic so your internet provider and other prying eyes can't see what you're doing online. The VPN encrypts data sent from your machine to its servers, providing privacy and safety online.
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