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npub10mta...27hf 11 months ago
Ah I was just wondering about this. RIP that privacy policy I read that said they don't train on chats that I didn't believe. Now it's an explicit opt out I won't believe.
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Shawn _@shawnyeager.com 11 months ago
This is a fine question. The TechCrunch piece says API usage is excluded, but I'd never trust that.
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npub1gm7t...8rf6 11 months ago
I use those services exclusively through ppq.ai which never asked for personal information and promises not to link one chat with the next.
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npub18etx...q0nt 11 months ago
User interface and UX which doesn’t has the users best interest in mind. Hinder opt outs or confuses and such
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npub1f2w7...rm0n 11 months ago
Dark patterns” are tricks in app or website design that try to push you into doing something you might not really want to do. Example: making the “accept all” button big and bright, but hiding the “opt out” option in small text or several menus deep. It’s basically design that manipulates users instead of helping them
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Jean-David Bar 11 months ago
Thanks to Proton's Lumo and @npub10hpc...dxkr I will gladly leave Claude them and ChatGPT
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Anthropic will now retain all user data for five years, and has reversed course on using chats for training; they will. Sep 28 is the deadline to opt out. I just did, and the UI is a master class in dark patterns.
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Anthropic users face a new choice – opt out or share your chats for AI training | TechCrunch
Anthropic is making some major changes to how it handles user data. Users have until September 28 to take action.
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npub142un...9rcp 10 months ago
Doesn't apply to API users. Install Librechat and enter your Anthropic API key.
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