Overview
- Meta AI now displays a pop-up alert before users can share prompts to its Discover feed, reminding them that any posted content is public and may be suggested on other Meta apps.
- Since the warning’s rollout, the Discover feed has shifted to predominantly featuring AI-generated images rather than user-shared text or audio submissions.
- Security experts including Rachel Tobac and the Mozilla Foundation say the app still lacks clear, per-share consent controls and fails to inform users each time content goes live.
- Privacy advocates warn that sensitive details—ranging from medical and legal queries to personal photos—remain at risk when users accidentally or unknowingly share chats.
- Meta’s AI division, backed by a $14 billion expansion investment, is under heightened regulatory scrutiny as it becomes central to the company’s user-retention and advertising strategy.