Meta warns users to 'avoid sharing personal or sensitive information' in its AI appUsers have been sharing intimate details to Meta AI's public feed.
Meta has implemented a new disclaimer within its AI application, cautioning users against sharing personal or sensitive information in public feeds. This update appears in the "post to feed" feature, aiming to minimize unintentional public sharing of…
Meta has implemented a new disclaimer within its AI application, cautioning users against sharing personal or sensitive information in public feeds. This update appears in the "post to feed" feature, aiming to minimize unintentional public sharing of private interactions.
The application now displays a warning upon the first instance of sharing a public post. The message informs users that their shared prompts are public and may be visible across other Meta platforms. Users are advised to avoid including personal or sensitive information in their posts.
With this adjustment, the public feed of the Meta AI app has ceased to display text exchanges shared by users. Currently, only AI-generated images and videos are visible in the feed. Meta has yet to confirm whether this change is permanent.
Meta has implemented a new disclaimer within its AI application, cautioning users against sharing personal or sensitive information in public feeds.
Users who wish to manage their shared data can do so by accessing their profile settings. Navigate to Data & Privacy -> Manage your information -> Make all public prompts visible only to you and select "apply to all" to restrict visibility.
For further details on privacy settings, please consult Meta's official resources or contact their support team.
Based on reporting by www.engadget.com.
