Security Bite: Meta will start using your data to train its AI next week, but you may be able to opt out<div class="feat-image">
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<p>As Meta ramps up its efforts to stay competitive in an industry dominated by artificial intelligence, users are becoming increasingly concerned after a significant update to its privacy policy. Beginning June 26, if you post or interact with chatbots on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, or WhatsApp, Meta may use your data to train its generative AI models–but you may be able to opt out depending on where you live.</p>
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Security Bite: Meta will start using your data to train its AI next week, but you may be able to opt out
