Meta's Four Privacy-Controversial Features in One Month
rpgbr · hn · 2026-07-14
This article outlines 4 new privacy-weakening features introduced by Meta within a month, focusing on how platforms are gradually expanding data collection and recognition capabilities.
It specifically highlights Instagram's AI and facial recognition-related features, arguing that these changes will further erode user privacy and push the boundary toward "more open data usage by default."
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