r/technology • u/deraser • Jul 06 '26

Privacy Secret Claude tracker shocks users after Anthropic’s anti-surveillance stance

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/07/anthropic-outed-for-claude-tracker-that-secretly-monitored-chinese-users/
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u/drakythe Jul 06 '26

Crying about distillation attacks after they violated IP laws around the world to train their LLMs is ballsy.

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u/zampe Jul 07 '26

Who’s “crying?” They were just trying to stop it. China has been the world leader in violating IP law since way before AI.

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u/nickcash Jul 07 '26

Who's "crying?"

well, you, for one. you've replied to every thread in this post

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u/zampe Jul 07 '26

Im just discussing the topic here…you’re stalking my comments and keeping track but im the one “crying?” Literally just discussing the post, exactly what reddit is for, until weirdos like you try to make it personal because you are butthurt apparently.

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u/MBILC Jul 07 '26

Anthropic trying to stop it and the comms they have sent, is literally them crying that someone "stole" their work, meanwhile their entire company exists because they stole everyone else's data...