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November 19, 2025 at 15:08www.recordere.dk

New cookie rules where the browser decides sounds like the right next step, and it should've been that way from the start 😅🍪

EU proposes cookie rules: Your browser should decide your privacy

EU proposes cookie rules: Your browser should decide your privacy

The EU wants to change the cookie rules so your browser can determine consent and block third-party tracking by default. That gives users more privacy and forces advertisers and sites to change how they collect data.

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TL;DR: The EU wants to change the cookie rules so your browser can determine consent and block third-party tracking by default. That gives users more privacy and forces advertisers and sites to change how they collect data.

#browser#cookies#eu regulation#privacy
October 24, 2025 at 09:35www.youtube.com

Not a huge AI headline that changes everything, but an important feature for Claude users (OpenAI’s ChatGPT has had it for a long time). I like that Claude chose to make it opt-in, so it doesn’t become “Now EVERYONE has it”, but a more optional rollout: “If you want, you can turn it on now in your account” — nice move for people who are privacy-squeamish. 🤖 I use Claude Pro myself for a lot of coding stuff, ChatGPT for more business/writing/etc., and Gemini for Golang code.

Claude gets memory — optional opt-in protects users' privacy

Claude gets memory — optional opt-in protects users' privacy

Anthropic has given Claude memory, so it can remember previous conversations and retain context over time. That makes the AI much more useful for long, coherent conversations and personal assistant tasks, but it also increases privacy and security risks.

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TL;DR: Anthropic has given Claude memory, so it can remember previous conversations and retain context over time. That makes the AI much more useful for long, coherent conversations and personal assistant tasks, but it also increases privacy and security risks.

#chatgpt#claude#coding#memory feature#privacy