When agents hold memories, how would Meta honor a CCPA data request — audit every SQLite file?
dbreunig · x · 2026-10-05
dbreunig raises an unresolved privacy compliance puzzle: under CCPA, if a user requests the data Meta holds on them, would Meta have to audit every AI agent's local SQLite databases and memories? The author admits he has no idea how this would actually work. As agents gain persistent memory, the boundary of "what data the platform holds" blurs, exposing a clear tension between existing privacy-law response mechanisms and distributed agent architectures.
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