In June, Meta paused its plans to use Facebook and Instagram user data to train generative AI in response to a request from the ICO.
It has since made changes to its approach, including making it simpler for users to object to the processing and providing them with a longer window to do so.
Meta promises to only use public material from adults and provide a clear mechanism for people to object to the use of their data for AI training.
The ICO will continue to monitor the situation to ensure that Brits' rights aren't infringed as Meta resumes its data scraping activities.
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