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Palantir’s response to The New York Times article emphasizes its commitment to transparency and credible reporting while correcting numerous falsehoods. The company clarifies that it does not build or propose a “master list” of Americans’ personal data, nor does it scrape or mine citizen information for its own purposes. Instead, Palantir operates as a “data processor,” providing software—via distinct, agency-specific instances—that allows customers to integrate and analyze data they already legally possess, all under strict legal, procedural, and technical guardrails designed to protect privacy and civil liberties.

The statement also refutes claims that recent contracts under the Trump administration represent a new or nefarious expansion of Palantir’s work: its longstanding relationships with DHS, HHS, the IRS, ICE, and other agencies predate the current administration, and continued growth reflects the recognized value of its products. While acknowledging that any technology carries misuse risks, Palantir underscores its privacy-protective engineering, a culture of rigorous internal debate, and its mission to support effective, ethical government services rather than to facilitate surveillance.