Every recorded change to how Anthropic handles Claude data, newest first, each tied to a primary source.
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From Maple: Can AI Companies Report You to the Police? What the Claude Diary Case Means for Your Chats
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For users covered by Korea's privacy law, identity-verification data may be shared with the Korea Credit Bureau.
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Consumer accounts may be asked for age or identity data, and multi-step tasks can share inputs and outputs with connected apps.
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A federal judge ruled that a criminal defendant's written exchanges with Anthropic's Claude were not protected from government inspection by attorney-client privilege or work product.
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Claude Free, Pro and Max users were asked to choose whether chats train Anthropic's models; retention extends to five years for those who allow it.
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Deleted conversations are removed from history immediately and deleted from back-end systems within 30 days.
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Inputs and outputs are not used to train models unless a chat is safety-flagged, reported, or the user opts in.
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