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Anthropic Wants to Use Your Chats With Claude for AI Training: Here's How to Opt Out

Anthropic is requiring Claude users by September 28, 2025, to choose whether their conversations can be used to train AI models.
This change follows Anthropic's previous policy of not using consumer chat data for training unless users opted in or reported material.
Under the updated policy, users who choose to participate will have their conversations stored for up to five years to support AI training, while those who opt out will have their data kept for just 30 days, except for flagged chats, which may be preserved for as long as seven years.
A popup titled 'Updates to Consumer Terms and Policies' defaults users into training, with a smaller off-toggle, raising concerns that users might accept without full awareness.
Anthropic states this updated policy will enable better AI models and improved safeguards, but the move has caused user confusion and drawn scrutiny from regulators.

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