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Meta AI privacy policy changes

Every recorded change to how Meta handles Meta AI data, newest first, each tied to a primary source.

3 entriesFirst Jun 2024Latest

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AI chats and ads
Since December 16, 2025, Meta personalizes content and ad recommendations based on people’s interactions with its generative AI features. Meta says chats about topics such as religion, health and political views are not used for ads, and its page describes no specific opt-out for this.Entry
Training data
Meta’s generative AI page lists information shared on Meta products, such as posts, photos and captions, and interactions with its AI features. Private messages are not used “to train our AIs” unless shared with them.facebook.com (company page, opens in a new tab)
Training in the EU
Meta trains its AI on public posts and comments from adults in the EU, and on their interactions with Meta AI. Private messages and under-18 accounts are excluded.Entry
Your control
EU users can object to this training through a form linked from Meta’s notices.Entry
Retention
Meta’s privacy policy states no separate period for Meta AI chats. It says Meta decides how long to keep information case by case.facebook.com (company page, opens in a new tab)

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