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Meta's new terms allow it to use content from business websites for any purpose, including feeding it to Muse.

TechnologyPrivacyOct 17, 2026score 1.032 posts · 2 replies across 2 instances
The thread discusses Meta's new terms allowing it to use content from business websites for purposes like feeding it to Muse, raising concerns about data control and privacy for businesses using Meta's services. This is significant because it highlights potential overreach by Meta in commercial contexts.

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Meta's new terms allow it to use content from business websites for any purpose, including feeding it to Muse.
Parent: Data PrivacyEntity: MetaImpact: negativeDate: Oct 17, 2026Target: Meta's new terms

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"That's right: If a business uses Meta for any commercial purpose, Meta's new terms say it can do almost anything it wants with content from that business's website, like feeding it to Muse." Meta to Literally Every Business User: Nice Website You Got There https://gizmodo.com/meta-to-literally-every-business-user-nice-website-you-got-there-2000827266
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@[email protected]
Meta to Literally Every Business User: Nice Website You Got There That's right: If a business uses Meta for any commercial purpose, Meta's new terms say it can do almost anything it wants with content from that business's website, like feeding it to Muse. https://gizmodo.com/meta-to-literally-every-business-user-nice-website-you-got-there-2000827266
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Meta to Literally Every Business User: Nice Website You Got There https://gizmodo.com/meta-to-literally-every-business-user-nice-website-you-got-there-2000827266 That's right: If a business uses Meta for any commercial purpose, Meta's new terms say it can do almost anything it wants with content from that business's website, like feeding it to Muse. --- 31 uses from 31 accounts #toplink
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