Daily report · No. 27 · Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Fable 5.2 lands 20% cheaper; Microsoft adds a new data source

3 changes · checked November 10, 2026

What changed

TermsDropboxMajorNov 10
Dropbox: Dropbox's Jan 1 terms: free accounts can be closed after 6 months without a login, and you must be 18
From Jan 1, 2027, Dropbox can close a free account after 6 months without use, down from 12. Users must be 18, and keeping an account means you accept the new terms.
you don’t have a Paid Account and haven't accessed our Services for ~~deleted: 12~~ inserted: 6 consecutive months.
Who it affects: Anyone with a free Dropbox Basic account, especially people who keep old files there and rarely sign in, plus users aged 13 to 17 and anyone with several Dropbox accounts on one email address.
Takes effect Jan 1 · in 51 daysRead the change →Source ↗ for Dropbox
PricingAnthropic ClaudeNotableNov 10
Anthropic Claude: Fable 5.2 launches at 20% lower output and caching prices than Fable 5.1
Anthropic's pricing page now lists Fable 5.2 at $40 per million output tokens, down from $50 for Fable 5.1, with prompt caching also 20% cheaper. Fable 5.1 moves to the legacy list.
Fable ~~deleted: 5.1~~ inserted: 5.2 Next generation intelligence for long-running agents
Who it affects: Developers and companies paying for Anthropic's top Fable model through the Claude API, especially long-running agent workloads that produce a lot of output or reuse cached prompts
Read the change →Source ↗ for Anthropic Claude
PrivacyMicrosoft 365NotableNov 10
Microsoft 365: Microsoft adds outside "workplace and productivity data" companies as a data source, and age checks for logged-out users
Microsoft's privacy statement now says it gets data from companies that supply workplace and productivity data for product research, and may use device info to apply age protections when you aren't signed in.
inserted: Companies that provide workplace and productivity data for research, development, and improvement of our products and services.
Who it affects: Anyone with a Microsoft account or Windows PC, including people who use Microsoft services without signing in and Phone Link users
Read the change →Source ↗ for Microsoft 365

Two real changes today. Anthropic's pricing page swapped Fable 5.1 for Fable 5.2, with output at $40 per million tokens (was $50) and prompt caching 20% cheaper; Fable 5.1 stays listed at its old rates. Microsoft's privacy statement adds "companies that provide workplace and productivity data" as a source of personal data, uses device-based information for age protections when you aren't signed in, and rewrites its Phone Link section with new location sharing.

Noise skipped: Proton's pricing page switched to a different plan comparison variant; Squarespace added a 30%-off promo; Audible's plan-card layout rotated; Mailchimp rotated versions; Netlify, Muse, Vrew and Cloudflare diffs were text-extraction differences (date normalization, nbsp, page chrome); Grindr renamed a help link; Tubi's device ID and a Booking.com calendar value rotated. Fetch failures: PayPal terms and privacy (HTTP 403), Xbox Game Pass (SSLError), Roblox (403), Shein (bot wall), Emotiv privacy (empty page).

What changed

Dropbox: Dropbox's Jan 1 terms: free accounts can be closed after 6 months without a login, and you must be 18

Anthropic Claude: Fable 5.2 launches at 20% lower output and caching prices than Fable 5.1

Microsoft 365: Microsoft adds outside "workplace and productivity data" companies as a data source, and age checks for logged-out users