Anthropic - Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy
US · 2026-11-07 · V3privacy
What actually changed
Needs verificationText differences are confirmed, but the available evidence does not establish their substantive effect. This can include extraction or presentation differences.
Change impact: not assessed. The risk score describes the assessed policy and does not measure the effect of this revision.
Before / after comparison (2/2)
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### Section 01: Collection of Consumer Health Data This Consumer Health Data Privacy Polic…
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### 01Collection of Consumer Health Data This Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy explains how …
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### Section 01: Collection of Consumer Health Data This Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy explains how w…
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### 01Collection of Consumer Health Data This Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy explains how we…
Method and snapshot references
Automatic classification v1.0. Excerpts are partial; history and original AI assessments are preserved.
SHA-256 V2: bd8c449ea59d6cc2a19837df133615950fd48f5eeb6111bc1c3e80744be37511
SHA-256 V3: 41f9cca4544c0b45023b5291331585c0ed7c5a8e69da8c0f6ef6f553cfbf45ee
Summary
Text differences are confirmed, but the available evidence does not establish their substantive effect. This can include extraction or presentation differences.
Original AI screening
Automated analysis retained with the record; it may not accurately describe this revision. Use the change verification and version comparison to determine what changed.
No changes were found in this policy; it continues to detail extensive collection and use of sensitive consumer health data.
- Extensive collection of sensitive consumer health data, including biometric and genetic information.
- Data is used for third-party app integration, fraud prevention, and aggregated service improvement.
- Users can access, delete, or withdraw consent for their consumer health data via Privacy Settings.
What changed
Regional impact
High risk due to extensive collection of sensitive health data, potentially violating GDPR Article 9. Users should be aware of limited transparency regarding data processing for AI training.
Medium risk. The policy acknowledges state-specific consumer health data laws (e.g., Washington My Health My Data Act). Users should review their rights regarding sensitive data collection and sharing.
High risk. The collection of biometric, genetic, and precise location data raises universal privacy concerns. Users should be cautious about sharing such sensitive information.