Shared Claude chats can still surface in search results, even after one Google fix
npinto · x · 2026-07-27
A reposted warning says shared Claude conversations can still be discovered through search engines, even after one provider patch.
- The original claim is that publicly shared LLM chats may be indexed by Google and other search engines.
- The poster notes Google has already patched the exact query shown in the screenshot, but other search engines such as Brave still appear to surface the results and user names.
- The takeaway is that users should treat shared AI conversations as potentially public and searchable.
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