Anthropic will bar staff at companies majority-owned or controlled from unsupported regions from using Claude starting Nov. 12. Check your ownership and travel.
Starting Thursday, Nov. 12, Anthropic will stop employees of certain companies from using its Claude AI assistant. The rule targets companies that are majority-owned or controlled by an entity in a region Anthropic does not support. It applies even if the workers log in from a supported place.
Anthropic's new Supported Regions Policy limits Claude to the 185 countries and regions on its supported list. The rule covers Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cowork and Anthropic's API, which is the tool developers use to connect Claude to their own software. It also covers Claude models offered through cloud platforms and authorized resellers.
The report does not list the unsupported regions. It does not explain how Anthropic will check ownership or control, or what happens to accounts that fall under the rule. Businesses with foreign owners, partners or traveling staff should check their own situation before relying on Claude.
If your company has foreign owners, partners or travelers, check Anthropic's supported list before Nov. 12 so your team keeps access to Claude.
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