If Meta's AI Agents each keep their own SQLite memories, how would CCPA data requests even work?
dbreunig · x · 2026-10-05
dbreunig raises a practical privacy compliance question: Meta's AI agents store memories in per-agent SQLite databases. If a user files a CCPA request to see what data Meta holds, would the company have to audit every agent's local storage and memories? The post highlights the gap between scattered agent memory and existing personal-data rights regimes.
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