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Claude's agentic outputs can have tangible real-world consequences beyond the Anthropic platform, and those consequences are conditioned on permissions the user grants, placing meaningful weight on the user's permission decisions.
By granting Claude certain permissions, a user may cause actions—such as sending communications or modifying files—to occur in external systems on their behalf, with effects that extend beyond Anthropic's Services.
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"Depending on the permissions you grant Claude, some Outputs may result in actions with effects outside the Services, such as sending communications, modifying files, or interacting with third-party services on your behalf.Excerpt from Anthropic's Privacy Policy (Superseded Capture)
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Claude's agentic outputs can have tangible real-world consequences beyond the Anthropic platform, and those consequences are conditioned on permissions the user grants, placing meaningful weight on the user's permission decisions.
By granting Claude certain permissions, a user may cause actions—such as sending communications or modifying files—to occur in external systems on their behalf, with effects that extend beyond Anthropic's Services.
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