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You most likely are referring to the local jsonl files where claude has your sessions etc stored.

• mh- 2mo ago
  It could just be the memory features. In my enterprise-seated account I see slightly different options available (vs. my personal account) in the Capabilities section: Search and reference chats Allow Claude to search for relevant details in past chats. Generate memory from chat history (Legacy) Allow Claude to remember relevant context from your chats. Memory includes your entire chat history with Claude. The first option was defaulted to on, if I recall.
  • gonzalohm 2mo ago
    But it kind of conflicts with the contract we have with them. My company has an enterprise contract that says "no data retention" but then each user can decide to enable it unilateral?
    • jrockway 2mo ago
      If you're talking about Claude Code it's in ~/.claude/projects/<encoded dir name>/memory/MEMORY.md. So they're not really retaining it, it's just something that your harness loads in.
      • gonzalohm 2mo ago
        Not Claude Code. Claude in the browser
        • sharken 2mo ago
          When using the browser, what Anthropic calls Claude.ai, the memory is stored on your account on their servers. Claude code stores memory locally on the device, similar to how a developer stores notes. Data retention is about storing your raw conversation data. Capabilities and Privacy settings are used to manage memory and data retention.