Identity and account details
Passwords, account numbers, security questions, full IDs, private logins, and recovery codes should not be pasted into a chat.
Family privacy guide
Some information should stay out of AI tools.
This resource and pilot inquiry guide helps families think through private, sensitive, regulated, or high-risk information before entering it into an AI chat.
Quick rule
If it would hurt to expose, pause first.
Names, records, accounts, locations, money, health, school, and family details deserve extra care before any tool sees them.
Examples
Review these categories before sharing.
Family and location details
Home addresses, routines, child details, travel plans, and private family situations need careful review.
Health, money, school, and legal topics
Use extra caution when the topic affects professional advice, official records, policy decisions, or high-stakes choices.
Private documents and messages
Before summarizing a document or message thread, ask whether everyone involved would expect that text to be shared with a tool.
Boundary
Settings matter, but judgment matters too.
Account settings and privacy controls can change. Families should review the tool, the account, the task, and the information before deciding what belongs in an AI system.