How to access ChatGPT without entering phone number – Times of India

ChatGPT chatbot developed by OpenAI has garnered immense popularity recently. The chatbot has been praised for generating human-like responses and it can offer information on various topics. The chatbot is designed to assist and communicate with users in a natural and helpful manner.
ChatGPT is quite easy to use and you just have to enter some basic information to use ChatGPT.
For starters
You can access ChatGPT by going to https://chat.openai.com/chat. To access ChatGPT you will either have to enter your phone number or email address.
Here’s how you can access ChatGPT without a phone number.

steps

To use ChatGPT you first have to go to https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt

Now you have to click on ‘Try ChatGPT’

The link will redirect you to new page which will offer you two options — Login and Signup

When you click on Signup then you will have to enter your email address to start your conversation with ChatGPT. You can also use your Google or Microsoft account to start the process

This means that you don’t have to enter your phone number to access ChatGPT.
OpenAI introduced paid version of ChatGPT
Recently, OpenAI launched a paid version of ChatGPT called ChatGPT Plus. The subscription will be available for $20 per month and its paid subscription will include features like no peak traffic issue for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, they will get access to ChatGPT, even during peak times. Further, OpenAI says that paid subscribers will also see faster response times. Along with this, the paid users will also get priority access to new features and improvements.
The ChatGPT Plus paid service is presently available to some select users in the US.

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