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Cursor Cloud Agents Privacy Modes Under Scrutiny

A user on Reddit is inquiring about the privacy implications of Cursor's Cloud Agents feature, specifically comparing the "Privacy Legacy Mode" with the "new Privacy Mode." The user is concerned about their code being used for training or reused beyond service provision, seeking clarification on the differences and potential downsides of switching modes. AI

IMPACT Clarifies user concerns about data privacy within AI-powered coding tools.

RANK_REASON User inquiry about a specific feature's privacy settings within a software product.

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Cursor Cloud Agents Privacy Modes Under Scrutiny

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 (CA) · /u/Ok_Elevator3557 ·

    Cloud Agents Legacy Privacy Mode

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I recently switched back to Cursor and I’m considering trying Cloud Agents. One thing I really like about Claude Code is being able to continue working in the cloud from my iPhone, and I’d like to have that same flexibility in Cursor.</p> <p>This…