Overview
- Meta's recently launched AI app includes a Discover feed that publicly displays user–AI chat histories, including text and audio interactions.
- Sensitive personal information, such as medical queries, confessions, and intimate requests, has been inadvertently exposed on the platform.
- Meta defends the feature as opt-in but faces criticism for interface design that encourages oversharing and leaves many users unaware of the public visibility of their conversations.
- Privacy advocates have raised alarms about the lack of robust consent mechanisms and the potential misuse of user data.
- Despite mounting criticism, Meta has not announced any changes to the Discover feed, as users continue to unknowingly publish private content.