Anthropic just updated their privacy policy.

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The creator discusses a new privacy policy update from Anthropic that requires personal account users to verify their identity with biometric data to continue using Claude. He highlights that this requirement does not apply to team or enterprise accounts and questions the security of sharing this data with third-party companies.

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1Announcing the new Anthropic privacy policy
2Explaining the new identity verification requirements
3Identifying the third-party companies involved
4Contrasting personal vs enterprise account requirements
5Asking for viewer opinion

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Anthropic just updated their privacy policy Updates to our Privacy Policy Claude will ask for your face Free, Pro or Max You have to verify your identity a photo or a short video of you a scan of your passport or ID and even your face geometry template Anthropic isn't even storing it themselves Yoti for age verification Persona for identity So your face, passport, biometrics end up on someone else's servers You just have to hope nothing leaks Team or enterprise accounts are completely safe only the regular users on personal accounts have to hand over faces just to talk to Claude What do you think about Anthropic's new privacy policy? Drop in the comments

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🚨 Starting July 8, Claude can demand your face, your ID, and your biometric data just to keep using it #claude #claudeupdate #ainews

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Anthropic just updated their privacy policy. And starting July 8th, Claude will ask for your face. To keep using Claude free, Pro or Max, you have to verify your identity by sending in a photo or a short video of you, a scan of your passport or ID, and even your face geometry template. The thing is, Anthropic isn't even storing it themselves. They're forwarding everything to two third-party companies: Yoti for age verification, Persona for identity. So your face, passport, biometrics end up on someone else's servers. You just have to hope nothing leaks. And here's the part that makes it worse: team or enterprise accounts are completely safe, and only the regular users on personal accounts have to hand over faces just to talk to Claude. What do you think about Anthropic's new privacy policy? Drop in the comments.