That issue with Meta secretly scanning your camera roll continues to rear its head. Check your Facebook privacy settings to ...

If the toggles are blue and the circle is pushed to the right, they’re one, meaning Meta is actively processing and retaining ...

It was at least a few months ago when word got out that Facebook wanted to access everyone’s photo gallery to help train its ...

Recent user reports suggest that Meta may have quietly enabled a controversial feature that scans users’ entire camera rolls.

Privacy advice has been issued to all Facebook users on how the social media giant's parent company, Meta, could be accessing ...

When you try to post a story in the Facebook app, you'll likely see a pop-up asking for permission to use Meta AI for "cloud ...

Facebook is asking users for access to their phone’s camera roll to automatically suggest AI-edited versions of their photos — including ones that haven’t been uploaded to Facebook yet.

Facebook's camera roll cloud processing feature puts your photos and videos in the hands of Meta.

Facebook reportedly prompts users to share camera roll media with Meta AI: What it means Meta is testing a feature that requests user permission to upload media from smartphones for personalised ...

1) Camera roll permissions on Facebook Facebook will request permission to access your camera roll for photos and videos when you use the Facebook app on your mobile phone.

Facebook Camera looks a whole lot like Instagram. There is one key difference, though. If you turn off your iPhone's location services, Facebook Camera won't touch your camera roll — the photos ...

Apple has reimagined the way photos are stored on your devices with iOS 8, but it has become a source of confusion for users and causes compatibility problems with some third-party apps ...