If you use Grok, chances are you have already agreed to this condition. So, what's the solution? For now, to stop Grok from publishing your chats online, avoid using its share button —at least until xAI, the chatbot's parent company, changes its stance on the feature.

Whenever a Grok user clicks the “share” button on a conversation with the chatbot, it creates a unique URL that the user can use to share the conversation via email, text, or on social media. According to Forbes,

Over 300,000 Grok AI chats have been indexed by Google, exposing personal conversations. Here’s what went wrong and how xAI can fix it.