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史诗级封号收入 笑死了,今天看了 A 畜最新招股书中,其中一个点,太真实了

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Epic account-level income. I laughed so hard. I read A Zhu’s latest prospectus today, and one of the points was so true. I have always been curious before, a large amount of A animal's income must be income from account bans, but I didn't expect this data to be told to everyone in a blatant way. About 5%-7% of the disclosed data is revenue from account closure, which corresponds to approximately US$1.65 billion to US$2.31 billion, which is more than 10 billion yuan. And this part is not just income, it is basically pure profit. A. Animal account banning is never done by first testing and telling you that you are not in compliance, but rather by charging money and then banning you, the money will not be refunded. How much of this is the income contributed by the Chinese people? Calling it a beast is really not for nothing, it is basically equivalent to stealing. After many Claude accounts were blocked before, I did a reverse analysis of the local A animal code. I would like to share it with you here to let you know what it did. 1. Every time you log in to the Claude account, it will record two pieces of data in the local ~/.Claude.json, one is called accountUuid, which is the account information, and the other is the device-level stable identification, which is called device_id in telemetry. If you don't clean this up, it will always be recorded locally. If your account is blocked and you don't clean up the environment, the device_id will remain unchanged, causing a new account to be used and blocked in seconds. 1. Telemetry failure resends the queue. Claude has local telemetry located at ~/.Claude/telemetry/1p_failed_events.*.json. This data will regularly send some information about your local environment. If your node fluctuates, it will be recorded locally. When it stabilizes, it will send some information about your real environment. 1. Configure rolling backup. The location is ~/.Claude/backups/.Claude.json.backup.*. In other words, if you have old account login information locally, A Live will automatically back it up for you, and the backup information will also retain your old account information. 1. OAuth login credentials. The local macOS keychain, ~/.Claude/.credentials.json stores old tokens and IMEI risks. The above is the determined local information analyzed. Others include browser cookies, relevant environment variables in Shell configuration, time zone, payment channels, and nodes. I will not mention them. But this is only recorded locally. The account blocking algorithm on the server side is a black box. But I saw that someone used Claude on a physical machine abroad before. I can only say that it is still useless. It is just a normal American local.