Find out what information can put you at risk if you share it with Google's Gemini AI. Protect your privacy
Avoid sharing card numbers, CVV, CBU, or bank balances. There's no specific encryption in Gemini for this type of data.
A leak can result in fraud, theft, and serious financial losses.
Artificial intelligence is advancing by leaps and bounds, but with it, risks to your privacy and digital security are also increasing.
Google Gemini is a powerful tool, but it's not designed to handle certain types of sensitive data. Avoid sharing them is key to your protection.
Gemini is Google's multimodal AI, capable of processing text, images, audio, and more. It assists with tasks such as drafting texts, analyzing data, or generating content.
However, it's not a secure environment for all kinds of information. When interacting with these tools, there's a risk of accidental exposure or misuse of data.
Don't share your ID, CUIL, passport, or driver's licenses. These are data that can be used to impersonate you.
Identity theft is one of the most common and serious threats. Even if Gemini says it doesn't store data, the risk exists.
Never share your passwords with an AI, not even to ask it to remember them. Gemini is not a secure password manager.
A leaked credential can mean total control of your accounts by a third party.
Don't enter diagnoses, treatments, or test results. Although Gemini can help you with health questions, it doesn't replace your doctor.
The exposure of medical data can result in discrimination, blackmail, or commercial use of your health.
Fingerprint, face, or iris should not be shared with Gemini. If these data are stolen, they can't be changed like a password.
Once compromised, the risk of impersonation is permanent.
Don't upload business ideas, strategies, source code, or private formulas to Gemini. General-purpose AIs don't guarantee legal confidentiality.
A careless mistake can destroy years of work and investment.
