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"When you use Claude Code, we collect feedback, which includes usage data (such as code acceptance or rejections), associated conversation data, and user feedba

"When you use Claude Code, we collect feedback, which includes usage data (such as code acceptance or rejections), associated conversation data, and user feedback submitted via the /bug command." So I can opt out of training, but they still save the conversation? Why can't they just not use my data when I pay for things. I am tired of paying, and then them stealing my information. Tell you what, create a free tier that harvests data as the cost of the service. If you pay, no data harvesting.

gdudeman 1y ago
This enables the /resume command that lets you start mid-conversation again. Storing the data is not the same as stealing. It's helpful for many use cases. I suppose they should have a way to delete conversations though.
- freeqaz 1y ago
  That's not just them saving it locally to like `~/.claude/conversations`? Feels weird if all conversations are uploaded to the cloud + retained forever.
  - gdudeman 1y ago
    Ooo - good question. I'm unsure on this one.
    - adastra22 1y ago
      The conversation is stored locally. If you run Claude on two computers and try /resume, it won’t find the other sessions.
  - adastra22 1y ago
    They are downloaded from the cloud and just never deleted.
NitpickLawyer 1y ago
> So I can opt out of training Even that is debatable. There are a lot of weasel words in their text. At most they're saying "we're not training foundation models on your data", which is not to say "we're not training reward models" or "we're not testing our other-data models on your data" and so on. I guess the safest way to view this is to consider anything you send them as potentially in the next LLMs, for better or worse.
netcoyote 1y ago
> When you use Claude Code, we collect feedback When they ask "How is Claude doing this session?", that appears to be a sneaky way for them to harvest the current conversation based on the terms-of-service clause you pointed out.
- adastra22 1y ago
  I have this same suspicion. Worse, there’s no way to opt out of giving a response.
  - SparkyMcUnicorn 1y ago
    If you turn off "Help improve Claude" you will never get this prompt (I never do). https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls
    - calgoo 1y ago
      i have that option switched off but still got the score card 1 to 5 yesterday while working on some code.
    - adastra22 1y ago
      That should be how this works, but unfortunately not. I have that toggle switched off, but I still regularly get this prompt.
candiddevmike 1y ago
Not your model, not your code (in their mind). Self host your models or enjoy folks trying to get the LLM to regurgitate your private codebase.

gdudeman 1y ago

This enables the /resume command that lets you start mid-conversation again. Storing the data is not the same as stealing. It's helpful for many use cases. I suppose they should have a way to delete conversations though.

freeqaz 1y ago
That's not just them saving it locally to like `~/.claude/conversations`? Feels weird if all conversations are uploaded to the cloud + retained forever.
- gdudeman 1y ago
  Ooo - good question. I'm unsure on this one.
  - adastra22 1y ago
    The conversation is stored locally. If you run Claude on two computers and try /resume, it won’t find the other sessions.
- adastra22 1y ago
  They are downloaded from the cloud and just never deleted.

NitpickLawyer 1y ago

> So I can opt out of training Even that is debatable. There are a lot of weasel words in their text. At most they're saying "we're not training foundation models on your data", which is not to say "we're not training reward models" or "we're not testing our other-data models on your data" and so on. I guess the safest way to view this is to consider anything you send them as potentially in the next LLMs, for better or worse.

netcoyote 1y ago

> When you use Claude Code, we collect feedback When they ask "How is Claude doing this session?", that appears to be a sneaky way for them to harvest the current conversation based on the terms-of-service clause you pointed out.

adastra22 1y ago
I have this same suspicion. Worse, there’s no way to opt out of giving a response.
- SparkyMcUnicorn 1y ago
  If you turn off "Help improve Claude" you will never get this prompt (I never do). https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls
  - calgoo 1y ago
    i have that option switched off but still got the score card 1 to 5 yesterday while working on some code.
  - adastra22 1y ago
    That should be how this works, but unfortunately not. I have that toggle switched off, but I still regularly get this prompt.

candiddevmike 1y ago

Not your model, not your code (in their mind). Self host your models or enjoy folks trying to get the LLM to regurgitate your private codebase.