Meta updated its Meta AI Labeling Policy on June 2, 2026 by modifying one sentence and adding another. The change replaced the phrase 'Reset my password' with 'How to reset my password?' and added a new sentence 'Who sees my posts?'. These appear to be navigation or help center link updates rather than substantive policy changes.
This change involves updates to help center navigation language within Meta's AI Labeling Policy. The policy text was modified to rephrase navigation elements, changing 'Reset my password' to 'How to reset my password?' and adding 'Who sees my posts?'. No material changes to user rights, data practices, or policy substance are reflected in this update.
Help center menu phrasing updated for clarity, no policy substance changed.
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This change appears to be a navigation or user interface update within the help center section of Meta's AI Labeling Policy rather than a substantive policy modification. The document structure remains largely unchanged, with only …
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