Cursor removed the word 'indexing' from its description of backend functionality. The previous text stated the app makes requests to deliver 'API, indexing, update, and marketplace functionality.' The updated text removes 'indexing' from this list. This change clarifies which backend services the app actively requests, though the operational significance depends on whether indexing functionality was actually discontinued or simply removed from the disclosure.
The updated security practices remove 'indexing' from the list of backend functionalities the app requests. This change clarifies the disclosed scope of backend operations, though the practical impact depends on whether indexing services were actually discontinued or simply removed from the disclosure statement.
Removed 'indexing' from the enumerated list of backend services the app requests.
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Cursor revised its security practices disclosure by removing 'indexing' from the enumerated list of backend functionalities. This is a minor clarification to the company's technical disclosure. No new regulatory obligations appear to be created. Organizations …
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