Meta AI conversations are explicitly used to train ad-targeting models with no user opt-out, and the off-platform data-sharing opt-out has been removed, routing all AI conversation data into Meta's advertising ecosystem without user-level control (score 9 each). The rewritten AI Terms of Service eliminated 51 protective legal clauses including warranties and liability language, leaving users with mandatory arbitration, class-action waivers, and jury-trial waivers (score 9), creating maximum legal exposure.
Users can disable personalized ads in Meta settings, but this is a non-binding control that does not prevent collection or internal ad-model training. Clarify with Meta support whether EU GDPR opt-out rights (which persist for EU users) extend to AI conversation training use; consider limiting sensitive queries to non-AI-powered chat tools, and review Meta's updated AI ToS for the specific carve-outs or liability caps that replaced removed clauses, as they govern dispute resolution and warranty disclaimers.