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Anthropic Removes Tracker Monitoring Claude Code Users in China

Anthropic has taken down a tracker that was secretly monitoring users of Claude Code in China, following its exposure by a security researcher. The company stated that the tracker was intended to prevent account abuse and protect against unauthorized resellers.

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Anthropic has taken down a tracker that was secretly monitoring users of Claude Code in China, following its exposure by a security researcher. The company stated that the tracker was intended to prevent account abuse and protect against unauthorized resellers.

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

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Anthropic Removes Tracker Monitoring Claude Code Users in China