Claudescore: reported hidden point system that can get Claude accounts banned
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Andrew Curran says a Chinese community reverse-engineered a hidden point system called Claudescore that determines whether Claude accounts get banned.
According to the post he quotes, each account starts with an initial score that rises or falls with its behavior, and a score below a threshold triggers an immediate ban. Curran reports that clean IP addresses, older accounts, and single-device, stable usage raise the score, while multi-device logins, frequent IP changes, and heavy use of Max-tier subscriptions lower it. The report is a secondhand claim from a quoted post, and no independent verification or statement from Anthropic appears in the source.
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Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_XClaudescore: a hidden point system that can get Claude accounts bannedAIAndrew Curran says a Chinese community reverse-engineered a point system that decides whether Claude accounts get banned. Per the quoted post, accounts start with an initial score that rises or falls with behavior, and a score below a threshold triggers an immediate ban. Clean IP addresses, older accounts, and single-device, stable usage are reported to raise scores, while multi-device logins, frequent IP changes, and heavy use of Max-tier subscriptions lower them.
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