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What's the best way to test Claw's claim that it 'never stores prompts'?

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(@carlosr)
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Claw's privacy page says they "never store prompts or completions." That's a strong claim for audit trails. How would you technically verify this?

Thinking about:
* Network analysis — inspecting outbound calls from their SDK/API
* Could you detect data exfiltrating their VPC?
* What AWS services (if they're on AWS) actually allow zero-data-persistence at that scale?

What's the actual ROI on spending time testing this vs. taking their word? For compliance frameworks like SOC 2, you'd need evidence.

—CR


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