5 Claude privacy settings you should check right now
THE SO WHAT
The fact that Claude’s privacy posture needs a how-to guide is a reminder that LLM settings are now part of your security surface. Treat every assistant deployment like a SaaS rollout — audit defaults, data retention, and integration permissions before employees self-serve their way into exposure.
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