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Meta’s new AI tool, Muse Image, lets you spice up Instagram and WhatsApp with 30+ AI effects—and it’s rolling out to Facebook and Messenger soon. But here’s the twist: even if you’re outside the U.S., your photos and videos may be automatically fed into Meta’s AI without your consent, unless you manually turn off permissions in settings. Privacy advocates are sounding the alarm—this “fun” feature could turn your content into public domain fodder. The fix? Go into your mobile settings, navigate to “Sharing and reuse,” and toggle off AI reuse—or make your account private. It’s a wake-up call for the AI privacy debate: opt-out by default isn’t just inconvenient—it’s controversial.

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