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Meta has started displaying notifications to users of its AI app, warning them about the risks of sharing personal information in conversations

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Meta has introduced explicit notifications in its Meta AI app to warn users about the risks of disclosing personal information. The move follows confusion over the public nature of the app and its 'Discovery' feature, which allows chat sessions to be shared. Many users do not understand that enabling this feature makes conversations visible to the public, which has led to unpleasant incidents, including the publication of sensitive information. Meta hopes these warnings will reduce confusion and promote responsible behavior. The company will need to improve communication to prevent such situations in the future.

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