Anthropic's New Privacy Policy Lets Claude Ask Users for Government ID, Face Scans
Anthropic can ask some Claude users to prove their age or identity under a new privacy policy update that takes effect on July 8, 2026. …
Anthropic can ask some Claude users to prove their age or identity under a new privacy policy update that takes effect on July 8, 2026. …
Ever since biometric authentication began rolling out across phones and laptops, security researchers and legal analysts have both warned that such security measures would not protect against federal searches. …
… Still, the app’s privacy policy generally says it will comply with subpoenas and other legal requests. Right now it’s unclear whether Period Tracker intends on amending the official policy, and it’s unlikely that a public statement would carry as much legal weight as a privacy policy. …
… That last part is, I think, what worries a lot of privacy conscious people, and if you do value security over convenience there are definitely better options out there than Skype. …
… It's hard to ask people to take privacy or security seriously when they've been trained not to. Companies are allowed to grant themselves egregious permissions behind 20,000-word EULAs of dense legalese. …
… Many claimed to keep users’ data secure while refusing to acknowledge or resolve the holes in their privacy policies. …
… Despite this, it's clear Tim Cook does put a heavy emphasis on user privacy and feels passionately about encryption. In his speech, Cook echoed the same points that have been made by security researchers and privacy advocates around the world. …
… Companies doing business in the EU are required to uphold EU privacy laws and restrictions on how information can be used or shared. …
… Fully homomorphic encryption wouldn't just "fix" computer security. …
… Copyright/TPP: This isn't really what Cruz likes to talk about -- he's more about social conservatism and national security than which YouTube videos are illegal. …