Covered Models Updated yesterdayTable of contentsAnthropic may designate certain models as “Covered Models” when they cross capability thresholds that warrant additional safeguards or other treatment. This page lists the models currently designated as Covered Models and describes the data handling, privacy, and access policies that apply to them.Note: These policies apply only to the models listed on this page. All other Claude models continue to operate under your existing agreement and configured retention settings. What is a Covered Model?A Covered Model is a Claude model whose capabilities—for example in software engineering, agentic workflows, scientific reasoning, or cybersecurity — represent a substantial step up from prior generations and create elevated risk if misused. Because some forms of misuse only become detectable across many requests, these models require safeguards that operate over a retained window of usage data rather than on a single request at a time. Anthropic may designate certain models as "Covered Models" when their capabilities warrant additional safeguards or other treatment. When a model is designated as a Covered Model, it will be added to the list below and the policies on this page take effect for that model on every surface where it is offered. Current Covered ModelsModelDesignation dateStatusAvailabilityClaude Mythos 5June 9, 2026 Limited availabilityLimited access (approved partners)Claude Fable 5June 9, 2026 Generally availableClaude applications, Claude Platform, Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud Agent Platform, Microsoft FoundryWe will update this list as new models are designated or as existing designations change. Policies that apply to Covered ModelsThe following policies apply to every Covered Model listed above, on every platform where it is available (Claude apps, Claude Platform, Amazon Bedrock, Google Cloud Vertex AI, and Microsoft Foundry). Data retention30-day minimum retention by default. Prompts and model completions are retained for at least 30 days and then automatically deleted, unless they are subject to a safety investigation or we are legally required to maintain them. Accordingly, zero data retention is not available in workspaces, Claude Enterprise organizations, or third-party platforms (e.g., Azure Subscriptions) where Covered Models can be accessed. Customers who are eligible for zero data retention can continue to use prior Claude models under their existing settings and agreements. Learn more about data retention practices for Covered Models here: Data retention practices for Mythos-class models. Use and review of retained dataHow retained data is used. Information about how Anthropic uses inputs, outputs, and other information from commercial and consumer plans can be found in our Privacy Center:Commercial CustomersConsumersAutomated review by default. Retained data is assessed by automated safety systems designed to flag harmful content. Security and privacy controlsInformation security program. Retained data is protected by Anthropic’s documented information security program, with breach notification in accordance with organizations’ agreements with Anthropic and our Data Processing Addendum. Availability and accessAll surfaces. These policies follow the model. They apply wherever Covered Models are offered, including third-party cloud platforms.Eligibility. Some Covered Models (such as Claude Mythos 5) are available only to approved partners under limited access programs. See the table above for current availability.Enablement. Contact your Anthropic account team to inquire about limited-availability models or grants or our security and privacy controls.Related ArticlesBusiness Associate Agreements (BAA) for Commercial CustomersDoes Anthropic Act as a Data Processor or Controller?Updates to our Acceptable Use Policy (now “Usage Policy”), Consumer Terms of Service, and Privacy PolicyModel availability in Claude for GovernmentData retention practices for Mythos-class modelsDid this answer your question?Table of contents
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