Rabbit r1 AI assistant has secretly been storing user chats that can’t be deleted
Kerry Wan/ZDNETSince it debuted in April of this year, Rabbit has been hoping to make its r1 device a phone-less way to let artificial intelligence (AI) handle tasks for you throughout the day. Now Rabbit has revealed that r1 has been logging user chats on the device with no way to erase them. That approach meant that if you lost your r1, it got stolen, or you sold it, your chat logs could have potentially been visible to someone else. Users hadn’t been made aware that any conversations with the device were logged.Also: I tested the AI gadget that got the internet buzzing and it left me wanting moreIn a security advisory explaining the issue, the company said that on July 10, “we became aware of and immediately resolved a potential risk involving lost, stolen, or second-hand r1 devices.” More