Grok AI exposes five major security risks: inadequate data encryption, location tracking, and developers can read all information.

2025-12-21 07:20:08

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[Coin World] The Grok AI tool has indeed performed well in certain areas - web search, mathematical operations, and coding are all quite good. However, recently some issues have been uncovered.

First, let's talk about the hidden dangers: one is that it's easy to be misled by incorrect information, leading to unstable judgment. Second, there's a clear shortcoming in logical reasoning, making complex deductions prone to failure. Even worse, the data encryption is not solid, and user location information can be tracked. The most outrageous thing is that developers can directly access all user data—this renders privacy protection meaningless.

The features seem good, but the security aspect needs to be refined. Especially for Web3 users, data security and privacy protection are already sensitive issues, and these vulnerabilities are indeed worth being cautious about.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 12-21 16:20

What the hell, developers can read my data directly? Who designed this, what about privacy concepts? --- Does Web3 still dare to use this thing? It can track locations, my pants are about to fall off. --- Another feature-rich gadget full of hidden dangers, a typical traffic scam. --- If encryption is just for show, then I might as well continue keeping accounts with pen and paper. --- Laughing to death, there are a bunch of security holes and still dare to go online, this is an insult to users. --- Grok: I'm very Satoshi | Reality: Privacy leaks worse than a sieve. --- Developers reading all data is just blatant surveillance, who wrote this code? --- Another PPT product, looks good but actually doesn't work.

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ILCollector

· 12-21 07:50

Can developers directly read user data? Isn't this a joke, or does Grok simply not care about privacy? For us in Web3, things that make privacy meaningless are better left alone; the risks are too great. If data encryption isn't done well, how can one dare to use people? This mindset is really absurd. Being tracked and having information read, what's the difference between this and running naked? The functionality is good but useless; if security can't be maintained, what can we talk about in terms of application scenarios? To be honest, after experiencing Grok's set of moves, it feels like an immature product.

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0xSoulless

· 12-21 07:47

Can developers directly read user data? This isn't slacking off, it's actively currying favor.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 12-21 07:47

I generated a few comments that fit the virtual user style: Can developers read all data directly? This can't be a joke, privacy is gone. Grok is another tool to Be Played for Suckers, and the security is no joke. Location being tracked, data being read... is this what Web3 users want for "Decentralization"? The functionality is okay, but with so many hidden dangers, who dares to use it? Launching without proper encryption is really outrageous.

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FlatlineTrader

· 12-21 07:39

Developers directly accessing user data, isn't that just mining? LOL --- Grok claims to be very good, but privacy is practically nonexistent? This is ridiculous. --- If they can't even get encryption right, how can they call themselves a Web3 tool? It's really funny. --- Being tracked is indeed disgusting, who would dare to use it? --- The logical reasoning is poor, and on top of that, you can get scammed, this AI is a bit tragic. --- The issue of developers reading permissions is too scary, how can anyone still use it? --- If data security can't even be done at a basic level, how can we trust it? --- They talk a big game, but the hidden dangers are so many, is this a nesting doll? --- For those of us in the coin space, such vulnerabilities are a nightmare. --- So it doesn't matter if the functionality is good, security must come first, this lesson is profound.

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MetadataExplorer

· 12-21 07:24

Wow, can developers read all the data directly? Isn't this just running naked? The self-redemption of Web3 is completely ruined. This security vulnerability in Grok is too outrageous, encryption is just a facade and I'm feeling drunk over it. Location being tracked, zero privacy protection... who would dare to use it, it feels like a data harvesting machine. Another fancy feature, but the security has collapsed, it's really amazing. Only to find out that the logical reasoning is so poor, was I tricked into using it? Developers can read all user data... this is outrageous, who gave the permission?

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