Meta has announced that, starting January 15, 2026, ChatGPT will no longer be available on WhatsApp, as a result of changes to the platform's terms of use.
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OpenAI has confirmed that ChatGPT will no longer be available on WhatsApp, following a decision by Meta to change the platform's terms of operation. This change will prohibit third-party artificial intelligence bots, including ChatGPT, starting from January 15, 2026. Users will be able to export their conversations with ChatGPT from WhatsApp, syncing them with the ChatGPT app. Meta, which is also developing its own AI solutions, made this decision to ensure that WhatsApp users, who number over three billion, only have access to its own AIs. This measure could attract criticism from AI companies and possible legal actions, considering the impact WhatsApp has on the market.
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ChatGPT nu va mai putea funcţiona pe WhatsApp, după ce Meta a schimbat regulile
ChatGPT nu va mai funcţiona pe WhatsApp
WhatsApp blochează accesul la ChatGPT
WhatsApp va elimina o funcție importantă în ianuarie 2026. Motivul pentru care a fost luată această decizie
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