Meta AI: Public Chats Indexed by Google, Raising Privacy Concerns

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Meta AI: Public Chats Indexed by Google, Raising Privacy Concerns

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Meta's AI app allows users to share their chats with its bot to a public "Discover" feed, which is indexed by Google. While Meta added warnings about the public nature of the shared chats, some users may still unknowingly share personal information. Unlike OpenAI, which stopped allowing Google to index ChatGPT conversations, Meta continues this practice, raising privacy concerns. The Discover feed contains conversations ranging from image creation to personal details like medical advice and relationship matters, potentially exposing sensitive data.

Published 2025-08-02 03:21:47 UTC · Published by JQJO

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