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Facebook is asking to use Meta AI on photos in your camera roll you haven’t yet shared
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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2025
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No telling what else they do with your pictures once they're on Meta's servers. Literal spyware (as if it hasn't already been for a long time).
Imagine having your nudes accidentally ghiblified, with the originals stored indefinitely on Meta's servers.
Imagine Palantir connecting to it and when you apply for a job denying you that due to that specific photo.
In have a simple solution to that one: don't take nudes.
Yes, let's stop people from doing what they want with their phones just so some shitty company can continue to undermine our right to privacy. 🤡
Ever heard of before and after photos? Some people use them in a work context. Others want to see the results from their gym sesh over time, so on so forth.