Dot - Living History
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AI companion with infinite long-term memory, secure private journaling, deep understanding of preferences, emotionally intelligent guidance, adaptive recommendations, confidential conversations, and continuous learning to support self-reflection and personal growth.
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- iPad
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Dot will be sunset on October 5, 2025.
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Want to pay $11.99 a month for the privilege of having your deepest insecurities, embarrassing confessions, and half-baked ideas meticulously cataloged by a proprietary algorithm with no privacy guarantees?
Then Dot, the AI "friend" who "truly understands you," is for you! Nothing says "personalized guidance" like paying to give your digital privacy to a company so they can monetize your vulnerabilities. Sign up today and let Dot turn your life into a profit center! Privacy is overrated. You should always trust proprietary software with your data.
So what if it gets sold to marketing firms or pwned. What's the worst that could happen? So what if everyone can find out your age, location, marital status, phone numbers, family sturcutres, ethnicity, gender, income, IP addresses, names, occupations, personal interests, religion, etc.?