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Meta updated its AI Labeling Policy on June 3, 2026 to add information about the Meta AI support assistant and clarify how user interactions with AI will be used. The updated page now includes language stating that the Meta AI support assistant is available 24/7 for account help, and adds a disclosure that interactions with AIs will be used to improve AI at Meta. Users are directed to Meta's AI terms when using this service. The change also includes minor formatting updates (Help Centre to Help Center, capitalization changes).
The updated policy adds explicit disclosure that interactions with Meta's AI support assistant will be used to improve AI at Meta. The policy establishes that the Meta AI support assistant is available 24/7 to help with account and privacy issues. Users must agree to Meta's AI terms when using this service. The practical effect is that users now have clear notice of how their support interactions may be used for AI improvement purposes.
The updated policy formalizes how user interactions with Meta's AI support assistant are used. This change establishes a transparent disclosure mechanism for AI training use, which is operationally significant for users seeking support through AI-powered channels, as it explicitly states their interactions contribute to AI system improvement at Meta.
User interactions with Meta AI support assistant will be used to improve AI at Meta and are governed by Meta's AI terms.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
Meta clarified its AI Labeling Policy to explicitly state that user interactions with the Meta AI support assistant will be used to improve AI systems. This constitutes a disclosure rather than a new data practice. The change appears to be a transparency measure rather than a material expansion of data use authority. No specific regulatory compliance issues appear to be created by the addition of this disclosure, though organizations relying on Meta support channels should be aware that AI interactions are now formally disclosed as part of AI improvement processes.
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