What Poe changed

• Renamed the "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" section to "Privacy Preference Center."
• Removed specific language about the right to opt-out of sharing personal data with third parties.
• Added a new "Functional Cookies" category that is set to "Always Active."
• Removed the mention of browser privacy plugins (like Global Privacy Control) as a valid opt-out request.
• Simplified the cookie descriptions to focus on site functionality rather than data sales.

Poe has moved away from a specific "Do Not Sell" opt-out focus toward a standard privacy preference center. This suggests a shift in how they manage user data tracking and third-party integrations.

• Added Mistral-Large-4 to the model list.
• Reordered the list of featured AI models, moving Gemini-3.8-Flash and Claude-Sonnet-5.5 to the top positions.
• Shifted several other models like GPT-6.1-Sol and Gemini-Omni-1.1-Flash further down the list.

Poe frequently updates the specific AI models it highlights to users. This shows which models are currently popular or newly available on their platform, helping them stay ahead in the fast-moving AI space.

• Updated the model "GPT-6-Sol" to the newer version "GPT-6.1-Sol."
• Reordered the featured models in the main headline, moving "Claude-Opus-5.5" ahead of "Claude-Fable-5.1."

Poe is quickly updating its library to include the latest incremental versions of AI models. This shows they are prioritizing having the most up-to-date technology available for their users compared to other platforms.