Tell HN: Check your Claude settings, it may have silently enabled remote access
I went to https://claude.ai/code today and saw some of my most recent Claude CLI sessions appeared there. I have never explicitly enabled RC, specifically because of security concerns and the only sessions I previously had in https://claude.ai/code were the ones I actually started there out of convenience, whenever I was away from my dev machine. So imagine my complete shock when I saw those sessions in their web client and that /rc was actually enabled in my CLI! Again, I never enabled it!!! Notably, there was a recent bug fixed 3 days ago (https://ift.tt/zsoE7aD) which reads: "Fixed dismissing the Remote Control consent prompt (Esc, or n at claude remote-control) counting as consent, so the next request connected without asking" But MY GOD, if this is what happened here to me—even though I don't recall being asked that question—then Anthropic NOT handling this properly by disabling RC and re-asking users to double-check their config and explicitly re-enable it is just unimaginable. This has personally absolutely drew the line for me with them. I use Codex simultaneously and as soon as they release GPT6, I am canceling my sub. Enough is enough. 4 comments on Hacker News.
I went to https://claude.ai/code today and saw some of my most recent Claude CLI sessions appeared there. I have never explicitly enabled RC, specifically because of security concerns and the only sessions I previously had in https://claude.ai/code were the ones I actually started there out of convenience, whenever I was away from my dev machine. So imagine my complete shock when I saw those sessions in their web client and that /rc was actually enabled in my CLI! Again, I never enabled it!!! Notably, there was a recent bug fixed 3 days ago (https://ift.tt/zsoE7aD) which reads: "Fixed dismissing the Remote Control consent prompt (Esc, or n at claude remote-control) counting as consent, so the next request connected without asking" But MY GOD, if this is what happened here to me—even though I don't recall being asked that question—then Anthropic NOT handling this properly by disabling RC and re-asking users to double-check their config and explicitly re-enable it is just unimaginable. This has personally absolutely drew the line for me with them. I use Codex simultaneously and as soon as they release GPT6, I am canceling my sub. Enough is enough.
I went to https://claude.ai/code today and saw some of my most recent Claude CLI sessions appeared there. I have never explicitly enabled RC, specifically because of security concerns and the only sessions I previously had in https://claude.ai/code were the ones I actually started there out of convenience, whenever I was away from my dev machine. So imagine my complete shock when I saw those sessions in their web client and that /rc was actually enabled in my CLI! Again, I never enabled it!!! Notably, there was a recent bug fixed 3 days ago (https://ift.tt/zsoE7aD) which reads: "Fixed dismissing the Remote Control consent prompt (Esc, or n at claude remote-control) counting as consent, so the next request connected without asking" But MY GOD, if this is what happened here to me—even though I don't recall being asked that question—then Anthropic NOT handling this properly by disabling RC and re-asking users to double-check their config and explicitly re-enable it is just unimaginable. This has personally absolutely drew the line for me with them. I use Codex simultaneously and as soon as they release GPT6, I am canceling my sub. Enough is enough. 4 comments on Hacker News.
I went to https://claude.ai/code today and saw some of my most recent Claude CLI sessions appeared there. I have never explicitly enabled RC, specifically because of security concerns and the only sessions I previously had in https://claude.ai/code were the ones I actually started there out of convenience, whenever I was away from my dev machine. So imagine my complete shock when I saw those sessions in their web client and that /rc was actually enabled in my CLI! Again, I never enabled it!!! Notably, there was a recent bug fixed 3 days ago (https://ift.tt/zsoE7aD) which reads: "Fixed dismissing the Remote Control consent prompt (Esc, or n at claude remote-control) counting as consent, so the next request connected without asking" But MY GOD, if this is what happened here to me—even though I don't recall being asked that question—then Anthropic NOT handling this properly by disabling RC and re-asking users to double-check their config and explicitly re-enable it is just unimaginable. This has personally absolutely drew the line for me with them. I use Codex simultaneously and as soon as they release GPT6, I am canceling my sub. Enough is enough.
Hacker News story: Tell HN: Check your Claude settings, it may have silently enabled remote access
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