Policy covers cookies, pixels and similar technologies used by Anthropic and partners
This Cookie Policy describes how and when Anthropic, its service providers and its business partners use cookies, beacons, pixels or similar technologies, which the policy calls “cookies” collectively. Terms the policy leaves undefined take their meaning from Anthropic’s Privacy Policy, which the policy says also contains additional details about collection and use at Anthropic. The Privacy Policy is linked but is not part of this supplied document, so its definitions are not reproduced here.
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This policy provides information about how and when we, our service providers, and our business partners use cookies, beacons, pixels, or similar technologies (“cookies”).
which also includes additional details about the collection and use of information at Anthropic.
Qualifications & exceptions
The policy’s “cookies” label covers beacons, pixels and similar technologies, not only HTTP cookies.
Undefined terms take their meaning from the linked Privacy Policy.
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The Privacy Policy’s definitions and its additional collection details are not supplied here.
Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Anthropic uses cookies to manage the Services and collect information about use
Anthropic states that it uses cookies to manage the Services and to collect information about the user and the user’s use of the Services. “Services” is not defined in this policy; undefined terms take their meaning from the Privacy Policy.
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We use cookies to manage the Services and to collect information about you and your use of the Services.
Qualifications & exceptions
“Services” is not defined here; the Privacy Policy supplies undefined terms.
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The supplied text does not identify which products or websites the Services cover.
Purpose table lists necessary, analytics and marketing cookies and links a fuller table
The policy says it uses cookies for the listed purposes and presents them in a two-column table headed Purpose and Description. The rows describe necessary, analytics and marketing cookies. Anthropic also directs readers to a separate cookies table on its support site to learn more; that table is not part of this supplied document.
The linked support-site cookies table is not supplied here, so its cookie names and vendors are not covered.
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The linked cookies table’s contents are not supplied.
The table does not state how the three categories are configured or whether other categories exist.
Data Access & Collection · User right or choice
Browser settings can manage cookies, and disabling all may limit the Services
The policy says most browsers let users remove or manage cookie functions and adjust privacy and security preferences, pointing to the browser’s help menu and an external control-cookies page. It notes that differences between websites and other technologies may require additional opt-out steps, and warns that disabling all cookies may mean the user cannot take full advantage of the Services.
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Most browsers allow you to remove or manage cookie functions and adjust your privacy and security preferences.
Due to differences between websites and other technologies, you may need to take additional steps to opt out.
Please note, however, that disabling all cookies may mean that you may not be able to take full advantage of our Services.
Qualifications & exceptions
The controls described are browser controls, not an Anthropic account setting.
Additional opt-out steps may be needed because of differences between websites and technologies.
Disabling all cookies may, not will, prevent full use of the Services.
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The policy does not describe any cookie preference centre for the Services in this section.
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contrast (model-proposed): Anthropic does not currently respond to browser Do Not Track signals — The policy points users to browser settings to manage cookies and privacy preferences, yet states that it currently does not respond to the browser Do Not Track signal. The two provisions pull in different directions: browser-level control is offered as the ordinary route, while one browser-level signal is expressly not honoured. This is a tension in the text, not a finding that either statement is unlawful.
qualifies (model-proposed): Necessary cookies are described as needed to use the Services — The warning that disabling all cookies may prevent full use of the Services is explained by the Necessary row: those cookies are described as necessary to use the Services. Browser controls therefore operate against a stated functional floor rather than a purely optional set of cookies.
Data Access & Collection · User right or choice
Privacy Choices link and global privacy controls limit advertising use
Anthropic says users can control how and when their personal data is shared or used for advertising about Anthropic’s AI services by clicking the Privacy Choices link at the bottom of the page or by enabling global privacy controls. The policy does not describe what each route changes in practice.
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You can control how and when your personal data is shared or used for purposes of advertising about Anthropic’s AI services by clicking on the Privacy Choices link at the bottom of the page or enabling global privacy controls.
Qualifications & exceptions
The stated routes are the Privacy Choices link at the bottom of the page and global privacy controls.
The control is described for advertising about Anthropic’s AI services.
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The policy does not list which global privacy controls qualify or what data each route stops.
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qualified by (model-proposed): Marketing cookies target users believed interested and measure ad exposure — The marketing row describes cookies used to target users believed interested, and the Privacy Choices card supplies the stated limit on that use: users can control sharing or use of personal data for advertising about Anthropic’s AI services through the Privacy Choices link or global privacy controls. The marketing purpose should be read subject to that route.
Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Anthropic does not currently respond to browser Do Not Track signals
The policy notes that some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” option and states that Anthropic currently does not respond to those browser signals. “Currently” limits the statement to the policy’s present text; the policy states no change commitment here.
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We currently do not respond to browser “Do Not Track” signals.
Qualifications & exceptions
The statement is limited to current practice by the word “currently”.
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The policy does not say whether another mechanism honours Do Not Track.
Cross-references
contrast (model-proposed): Browser settings can manage cookies, and disabling all may limit the Services — The policy points users to browser settings to manage cookies and privacy preferences, yet states that it currently does not respond to the browser Do Not Track signal. The two provisions pull in different directions: browser-level control is offered as the ordinary route, while one browser-level signal is expressly not honoured. This is a tension in the text, not a finding that either statement is unlawful.