unfortunately: https://www.wired.com/story/meta-no...agram-photos-in-ai-images-unless-you-opt-out/Must be a glitch because if not that is not good for privacy at all.
Destroying Zuck's monopoly is a very hard task indeed...I wonder when someone will appear to destroy this Meta monopoly, already tired of their garbage
I’d be careful assuming its connected platforms can trigger random reviews after account changes. Better to check patterns from multiple users first.People of the BHW, this morning I set my IG accounts to disallow AI reuse by Meta, and, surprise surprise, all of them got deactivated. It might be a glitch or maybe the Zuck is annoyed he can't get my work for free. but tread carefully
It is certainly an odd scenario but it is difficult to know whether this is the real reason behind the shift or just a coincidence. There r many automated activities that platforms can execute. Always make sure to back up ur data nd stay informed about any changes in the poliicies of a platform.People of the BHW, this morning I set my IG accounts to disallow AI reuse by Meta, and, surprise surprise, all of them got deactivated. It might be a glitch or maybe the Zuck is annoyed he can't get my work for free. but tread carefully