Meta will soon use Amnesty International chats to target ads because of course

The definition will start To collect data for the purpose of targeting the advertisement. The company says that this data will be used to “customize content and ads” that people see via apps such as Facebook and Instagram.

The “feature” enters into force on December 16 and Meta will start sending notifications and email messages about this step on October 7. The company says that this change comes to “most regions” around the world, but the launch will not affect the European Union and South Korea at first.

Meta gives an example of a user who talks with Chatbot Amnesty International about walking for long distances and then seeing ads about them, I have guessed it, walking long. “As a result, you may start seeing recommendations for long -distance hiking groups or friends on the paths or ads for long -distance walking shoes,” he wrote in a blog post.

“People’s interactions will simply be another part of the inputs that will be the allocation of extracts and advertisements,” Christie Harris, director of privacy policy in Meta, .

This is the same type of targeting advertisement that followed us about the Internet throughout the ages, but individual conversations are usually excluded from this type of things. This is just another reminder .

There will be no way to disturb this, according to . If you talk to Chatbot Meta, it will be bulldozed. The company notes that Chatbots will not get rid of data related to “topics such as their religious views, sexual tendency, political opinions, health, racist, ethnic, philosophical beliefs or union membership.” I recommend not to discuss these things with Chatbot, Amnesty International, regardless of what Matta says.