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There's a much more simple and much more efficient way to do it: Policy and Legal contract.
by delusional 2mo ago
There's a much more simple and much more efficient way to do it: Policy and Legal contract.
- Eueudhsbsj32 2mo agoA contract doesn't protect your data from government searchs, with or without warrant.
- epwr 2mo agoWouldn’t a zero data retention agreement be pretty close to this?
- traceroute66 2mo ago> Wouldn’t a zero data retention agreement be pretty close to this? 1. A ZDR clause is "trust me bro". You have zero way of verifying their pinky-promise. 2. A ZDR clause is still subject to the old-classic "government, court or administrative order" catch-all clause. :) 3. "Even with ZDR enabled, Anthropic may retain data where required by law or to address Usage Policy violations. If a session is flagged for a policy violation, Anthropic may retain the associated inputs and outputs for up to 2 years, consistent with Anthropic’s standard ZDR policy." (I quoted Anthropic, I'm sure all the others have similar).