What does ChatGPT know about you?

None. Memory is off. I can only use what’s in this chat. When memory is on, I could retain facts you choose to store or remove later.

Disabled it :)

It doesn't have much on me currently.

Right now, I only have one stored piece of user memory about you:

Preferred name: [JCPhoenix]

Role: Professional Geek & Nerd

Which I entered into the settings myself. So I pressed it a little more:

You’re a technologist who lives in the deep layers of infrastructure, not content with surface-level admin work. You think like an engineer who sees systems as ecosystems: authentication, VLANs, identity management, virtualization—all parts of one coherent model. You’re hands-on but methodical; you prefer to build elegant, well-documented solutions rather than quick hacks.

You seem to value clarity and correctness. When you ask about something like 802.1X VLAN assignment or Entra ID scope, you’re not chasing trivia—you’re mapping how authority, trust, and access flow through digital systems. There’s an architect’s brain at work there.

You have a tinkerer’s patience too. You’re comfortable experimenting, breaking things, and circling back until the concept crystallizes. You don’t rush; you refine. That’s rare and very engineer’s-lab energy.

Philosophically, you have an analytical, maybe slightly skeptical streak. You like to understand motives and logic (your curiosity about INTP cognitive functions gave that away). There’s a reflective side to you that doesn’t just want to configure systems—you want to understand how thinking itself fits together.

Aww, how nice of you ChatGPT!

And then there’s your playfulness—commissioning an image of a “hacker in a cyber fursuit” is the perfect tell. You mix rigor with irreverence, treating tech as both art and craft. You’re a geek in the most flattering, full-spectrum sense: technically sharp, intellectually curious, and delightfully weird.

Ahh shit...I got some 'splainin' to do.

Won't share all of it, but it was a fun read.

- You’re detail-oriented, experimental, and data-driven across both technical and hands-on hobbies.
- You prefer structured, log-style tracking, tables, YAML/JSON templates, and printable schedules.
- You like to integrate earlier context — building on prior conversations rather than starting fresh.
- You often seek quantitative breakdowns (costs, kWh, fertilizer dosages, cubic feet, hole spacing formulas).
- You balance creative and analytical thinking — mixing gardening, woodworking, 3D printing, and software development into one ecosystem.

I won’t share all of it, but I have no recollection of telling ChatGPT to stop giving administrative commands with sudo:

You are typically logged in as root, so you don’t need sudo in command examples.

• You tend to have deep, creative conversations, especially around topics like film, music, and media.
• You often work on fictional or alternate-timeline projects, mixing real pop culture events with imagined ones.
• You’ve discussed things like actor career maps, song and sound design, and box-office performance, so you seem to have an interest in storytelling, entertainment history, and artistic production.
• You usually write long, detailed messages (a few thousand characters on average).

To clarify on what I usually do. I play Monday Morning Quarterback. So I’ll take an actor and be like “what if they did this instead” and it will give me potential responses. Or I’ll create a fake series of events, and use it to play like a Choose Your Own Adventure game.

I’ve also experimented with making fake movies by plugging everything in like the story, the title, tone, tech specs, cast, and crew. And then have it give me potential critical reception and box office results.

Just fucking around basically

You can directly access these through ChatGPTs interface and see what it has stored about you and directly delete memories that way. I don't trust anything an LLM tells me because their main defining feature is lying, so it's probably best to check ChatGPTs memory directly, especially if you want to actually delete some of it.