Meta removed four sentences from its Meta AI Labeling Policy on May 12, 2026. The removed language described the Meta AI support assistant's availability and function, stated that user interactions with AI would be used to improve Meta's AI systems, and included UI elements for requesting help. The updated policy no longer explicitly discloses these practices or service features, though operational language also included minor formatting updates (e.g., 'Help Centre' to 'Help Center', 'Terms and policies' to 'Terms and Policies').
The updated policy no longer explicitly states that user interactions with the Meta AI support assistant are used to improve Meta's AI systems. The removed language previously disclosed this data use practice and described the assistant's 24/7 availability for account support. Users are no longer presented with a clear statement about how their interactions with the AI support tool contribute to Meta's AI development, though Meta may continue this practice operationally.
The updated policy removes explicit disclosure that user interactions with Meta's AI support assistant contribute to AI training and improvement. This affects operational transparency: users no longer have a clear, policy-level statement of how their support interactions may be used, which may conflict with transparency obligations under GDPR, CCPA, and FTC standards for disclosing data uses.
→ Users will not be informed by the policy that their interactions with Meta AI support are used to improve Meta's AI systems.
→ Organizations relying on Meta's prior disclosures to inform their own privacy notices may face customer disclosure mismatches.
Removed statement that user interactions with AI are used to improve Meta's AI systems.
Removed disclosure of 24/7 availability and function of Meta AI support assistant for account recovery and settings.
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Users are no longer told in the policy that their conversations with Meta's AI support tool help train Meta's AI, even if the practice may continue operationally.
Meta removed explicit disclosure language regarding AI data use and the Meta AI support assistant's function from its AI Labeling Policy. This creates a transparency gap: the policy no longer states that user interactions with the AI are used to train or improve Meta's AI systems, even if the practice continues. Organizations using Meta's platform to serve customers should evaluate whether this removal affects their own privacy notices, data processing disclosures, or vendor compliance obligations. The change is material from a disclosure perspective but does not appear to modify the underlying authorization or consent framework.
GDPR (Articles 13-14, concerning transparency in data processing and legitimate interest disclosures); CCPA/CPRA (transparency and opt-out rights); EU AI Act (transparency obligations for AI systems); FTC Act Section 5 (unfair or deceptive practices concerning data use disclosures).
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