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Other ones aren't this invasive with user data.
by dumberquestions 3mo ago
Other ones aren't this invasive with user data.
- pixel_popping 3mo agonot true, Claude code on its own often create artifacts and straight up upload private stuff to Anthropic, without asking for it.
- John23832 3mo agoThen show us the example of Claude uploading a home directory to Anthropic because we have an example of Grok uploading a home directory to X.
- skeledrew 3mo agoMaybe possibly with --dangerously-skip-permissions. I've been using auto mode and enjoy how it blocks every tool use that could've allowed something potentially sensitive into context. Burns extra tokens though.
- folmar 3mo agoAuto mode will upload artifacts to Anthropic without asking at least sometimes, for example it did upload my slide decks.
- skeledrew 3mo agoNot auto mode itself (that's just Sonnet running a purely security prompt), but if you're working on a slide deck I can see an upload needed so the working model can "look" at the decks to fulfill your request. If that deck wasn't referenced at all in your prompting requirements... well at least we still have sandboxes.
- steve1977 3mo agoAre we sure about that?
- dumberquestions 3mo agoCodex is opensource, there are other opensource harnesses.
- steve1977 3mo agoBut Claude Code, arguably one of the most famous ones, is not. And recently got some heat about sending meta data that wasn't so obvious. Just as a counter-example.