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Raising a pet means paw parents’ phones must be filled with their fur babies’ photos. To provide an apt example, an Instagram ...

It's the camera control button that causes all the chaos.

It seems that Facebook is asking users to allow it to use photos from your phone’s camera roll to train Meta AI.

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Meta wants to convince Facebook users to give Meta AI access to all the photos on their devices - here’s why you shouldn’t do ...

Meta is asking Facebook users to share their entire camera roll so its AI can start "restyling" your photos and give ...

The intrusive request appears when Facebook users create a new "Story" on the app. TechCrunch reports that it's here where a popup appears asking if users ...