I was responding to a question about the legal case. The police did not perform any spying.
Frustrations about Anthropic’s EULA are a separate matter.
Was it claimed that the police did any spying?
Presumably, Anthropic did the spying and the reporting.
You argued that it is not spying, since the spying may have been made sufficiently explicit in the ToS/EULA.
This raises the question: Does announcing a spying operation mean that it is no longer spying? I've never heard that perspective before.
Was it claimed that the police did any spying?
Presumably, Anthropic did the spying and the reporting.
You argued that it is not spying, since the spying may have been made sufficiently explicit in the ToS/EULA.
This raises the question: Does announcing a spying operation mean that it is no longer spying? I've never heard that perspective before.