AI remote maintenance: consent, duration, STOP and traceability
Letting an AI work remotely on a small-business computer: what the French data protection authority (CNIL) recommends, how to apply it with SteerLatch, and the limits to know.
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Letting an AI work remotely on a small-business computer: what the French data protection authority (CNIL) recommends, how to apply it with SteerLatch, and the limits to know.
The terminal is the most powerful tool an AI can use on a computer. Seven practical habits, based on CNIL recommendations, to use it without bad surprises.
STOP stops an AI; it does not undo what is done. A backup is the real way back: the 3-2-1 rule recommended by the CNIL, applied simply on Mac and Windows.
Create a free account, install SteerLatch on your Mac or Windows PC and connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok over MCP, with on-device consent and a STOP button.
Why macOS asks for two permissions for screenshots, mouse and keyboard, and how to grant them to SteerLatch without granting too much.
On-device consent, the STOP button, revoking an AI or a computer: what each SteerLatch control blocks, and what it does not.
The Model Context Protocol in plain words: servers, tools, OAuth sign-in and safety annotations, plus the questions to ask before connecting an AI.
Scope, review, interrupt, record: a short method to prepare any AI agent that controls a computer.
The maintainers published the 2026-07-28 specification with changes to the stateless core, routing and authorisation. A protocol update does not prove that a particular desktop app is safe. Check your client and server permissions before granting access.
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