Meta’s recent changes to Instagram’s privacy policy have left many users concerned about their personal data being used to train AI models. While there is currently no definitive method to opt out of this data usage, there are steps you can take to control what Meta knows about you from Instagram. This guide will help you navigate these settings to better manage your privacy. This new blog was created in response to numerous emails from our followers after reading our article “Want to Stop FB and Instagram from Using Your Data for AI?”, published before the changes. Our readers were seeking help and more support on how to prevent Meta from using their Instagram data for AI training.
While opting out entirely from Meta’s AI data collection is not yet possible, you can still take steps to limit the information Instagram has on you. Follow these instructions to access and manage your data:
Understanding how your data is used and knowing your options for managing it is crucial in today’s digital age. While the ability to fully opt out of data sharing for AI training on Instagram is not available, staying informed and taking control of your data can help protect your privacy.
While Meta’s recent policy changes may seem daunting, you are not without options. By following the steps outlined above, you can take proactive measures to control what Meta knows about you from Instagram.
At Sprinterra, we are committed to keeping you updated on the latest developments in data privacy. We will continue to monitor this situation and provide you with the most current information available.
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