Claude privacy policy adds Korea disclosure and health-data policy; drops optional-features purpose row

The EU privacy policy now points Canada, Brazil and Korea readers to regional supplemental disclosures, and adds a pointer to a Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy for Washington and similar states when users connect third-party health apps. A table row describing processing for optional services and features (including consent for precise device location) was removed from this version.

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Table row listing optional-features processing purpose, including consent for precise device location, no longer appears

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Separate Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy referenced for third-party health app integrations
Regional supplemental disclosures now cover Korea as well as Canada and Brazil

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If you are located in Washington or a state with similar consumer health data laws, please read our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy which applies to you if you integrate third party health applications with Claude.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source

If you are located in Canada, Brazil, or the Republic of Korea, please read the relevant Regional Supplemental Disclosure which applies to you.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source

| To provide, maintain and facilitate optional services and features that enhance platform functionality and user experience | * Identity and Contact Data<br>* Feedback<br>* Inputs and Outputs<br>* Technical Information |− struck · ✓ matched in source

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Claude privacy policy adds Korea disclosure and health-data policy; drops optional-features purpose row

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