Visibility Builds Trust in AI
OpenAI introduced Security history in ChatGPT, letting users review recent sign-ins, sign-outs, and changes to multifactor authentication, passkeys, and other security settings. Entries can include time, location, and device details, though some information may be approximate or unavailable. The feature is described as available on ChatGPT web through Settings > Security and login; the source does not label it as a preview or future release.
OpenAI introduced Security history in ChatGPT, letting users review recent sign-ins, sign-outs, and changes to multifactor authentication, passkeys, and other security settings. Entries can include time, location, and device details, though some information may be approximate or unavailable. The feature is described as available on ChatGPT web through Settings > Security and login; the source does not label it as a preview or future release.
Account-level visibility into authentication and security-setting changes gives users a direct way to investigate unfamiliar activity as AI products gain more connected apps, workspaces, and account capabilities.
AI systems are becoming connected to more tools, workspaces, and workflows. ChatGPT’s new Security history gives users a clearer view of sign-ins, sign-outs, and security-setting changes—an important foundation for trustworthy digital workers, game platforms, and connected products.