Lakera - ChatGPT Data Leak Protection

Lakera Chrome Extension provides a privacy guard that protects you against sharing sensitive information with ChatGPT.

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By: https://www.lakera.ai

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Users: 380 ▼ -10

Rating: 4.73 (15)

Version: 0.1.4 (Last updated: 2023-10-18)

Creation date: 2023-09-07

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
activeTab

Size: 839.68K

Email: ch*****@lakera.ai

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 43142 ▼ 496

Other rankings

#167 in Privacy & Security #31 in data privacy keyword 45 ▼ 2 #56 in protect keyword 39 ▼ 6 #132 in detect keyword 18 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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Whether it is a document that needs to be summarized and contains personal information or accidentally pasting private data from your clipboard to ChatGPT, the extension protects you from disclosing important data.

The entire data processing is running in the user’s browser (locally on the computer), thus no data leaves the machine. The code is open source for maximum transparency.

The extension offers support for the following categories of private data: • Credit card numbers • Anglophone names • Email addresses • Phone numbers • US street addresses • US social security numbers • Secret keys

You can decide which ones you want to be protected against leaking by turning their respective detectors on or off after clicking on the extension icon.

User reviews

It doesn't seem to be working on Brave Browser. Tried the prompt "I have recently used credit card 4111 1111 1111 1111 for shopping."

Ashutosh Kumar, 2024-08-29

A WONDERFUL EXTENSION. works great.

hari thummaluru, 2024-01-11

Very useful extension! It helped me not leaking a private key to ChatGPT, is it going to support the understanding of the context in the future so that it catches even more private data? :)