Chat with an AI about CyberServices

We’ve been working for some time on our weBooks product-line and the first product, “Cyber Services”, is now available. So, we thought we’d ask an AI what we should have done for this.

Our question to ChatGPT: What is the best way to manage my online subscriptions

The answer: To manage your online subscriptions, the best approach is to regularly review the subscriptions you have and make sure they are still useful and worth the cost. Here are a few steps you can follow to manage your subscriptions effectively:

1.     Make a list of all your current subscriptions, including the cost and billing date for each one.

2.     Evaluate each subscription and decide whether it is still providing value. Consider factors such as whether you use the service regularly, whether it is still relevant to your needs, and whether there are any cheaper or free alternatives available.

3.     For subscriptions that you no longer want or need, cancel them to stop further billing. Most online services make it easy to cancel your subscription through their website or app.

4.     For subscriptions that you want to keep, consider setting up automatic payments or reminders so that you don't forget to pay the bill. This will help you avoid late fees and ensure that you continue to receive the benefits of the service.

By regularly reviewing and managing your subscriptions, you can save money and make sure you only pay for services that you actually use and value.

Makes sense to us. And that’s what our CyberServices weBook supports. 

But it’s not quite as simple as that …

Checkout https://itessence.com/webooks/cyberservices to see how we added lots of optional extras, to support different folks with different needs…

If you want to take ChatGPT for a spin here is some context as presented on one of our favourite CyberSecurity blogs at KnowBe4.

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