โšก๏ธ๐Ÿšซ ALERT - It's the last day to stop Meta from using your personal data. From May 27, all your photos, videos and comments posted on Instagram, Facebook or WhatsApp can be used to train its AI.

๐Ÿ‘‰ You can object by filling in a form available on your profile, before this date.

I'm posting as a comment the detailed publication I made on the subject.

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Ou, I just realized it is other way around! We should start posting shit ton of Bitcoin maxi stuff there! Make their AI maxi!

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There is no objection form for WhatsApp. According to Meta's definition, the messages sent there do not fall under "public information" and are therefore not used for training the AI. However, anyone who interacts with Meta AI via WhatsApp must first agree to the terms of use, thereby granting permission for the content entered to be used by Meta.

Meh... This is exactly why I never posted a single private note on Facebook. Everything is public as the default. I knew that permissions would get breached or otherwise botched, or something like this would happen (no I did not predict the whole AI thing).

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Yes - We all should

Confusing post ๐Ÿคช

I wasted time checking the form, which doesn't exist... and then checking the context, which excludes WhatsApp.

We all love Signal bro but crying wolf like this without checking basic facts just erodes trust. ๐Ÿ˜ค

โšก๏ธ UPDATE - In concrete terms, only content that has been made public is concerned. Private messages, exchanges between friends and family and the accounts of minors remain excluded. On WhatsApp messaging, also owned by Meta, the company will be able to train its algorithms based on how you interact with its chatbot. To justify this processing, the company relies on Article 6 of the RGPD mentioning "legitimate interest". This legal basis allows it to not explicitly ask for the consent of every user.