Privacy campaigners have accused Meta of turning all of us into involuntary (and unpaid) test subjects for their experiments, highlighting the ethical implications of their practices.
Many users, evidently unhappy, are posting the message in the belief it will assert their right to opt out, but Meta has stated this does not count as a valid objection.
The Information Commissioner's Office is monitoring the use of user posts for AI training, emphasizing the need for compliance with EU privacy laws.
Previous legal disclaimers shared by users have proven ineffective, reinforcing that simple social media posts cannot alter the legal framework surrounding user rights.
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