Meta faces backlash in EU for AI data usage without user consent
The complaints claimed that Meta’s recent privacy policy changes would allow the company to utilize years of personal posts, private images and online tracking data for its AI technology.
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The complaints claimed that Meta’s recent privacy policy changes would allow the company to utilize years of personal posts, private images and online tracking data for its AI technology.
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