Asking for…umm…a friend. How long before Meta deletes your content after you request to delete your account?
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Bad source. This is not even the European ToS and the information listed on it isn't referenced. It's like asking ChatGPT for an answer.
It's European law that your personal content gets deleted or completely deanonymized. The latter is in most cases obviously not possible with Facebook or Instagram posts.
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GDPR permits anonymizing data instead of deleting it, provided anonymization is irreversible. They're keeping it one way or another. They don't need to know who the data belongs to to feed it to an AI.
It's going to be really difficult to anonymize personal posts. FB and Instagram posts often include personal information. Feeding it to AI isn't going to help as someone might find a way to reproduce it with queries and they get in trouble.
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It's going to be really difficult to anonymize personal posts. FB and Instagram posts often include personal information. Feeding it to AI isn't going to help as someone might find a way to reproduce it with queries and they get in trouble.
I find it hard to believe any given post would have enough information to link it back to a specific person when viewed in isolation. Even "I'm Mary and going to visit my friend Sarah in New York City." isn't going to tell you who that belongs to if the profile and history itself is gone. It would have to be ridiculously detailed and all contained within a single post to actually reliably point to a specific person.
Containing personal information in general and even having an AI spit it out (which good luck, that's not really how LLM work unless there's something SUPER niche that essentially only you have spoken about) isn't enough to say it isn't anonymized. You also have to show it could specifically be linked to you by other people, in other words, that it can be de-anonymized.
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That's illegal in Europe.
It's legal if they irreversibly anonymise it.
So the content you created will still be used to train AI with no consent from or payment to you.
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Fuck! Thanks. Anyway my…ummm…friend can have his meta footprint deleted?
Don't they ressurect dead accounts, and use the ai to post randomly
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Not to discredit or counterpoint what you're saying... But in some jurisdictions, that's illegal. As an example, California RTA/RTF laws make it a requirement that some data should be deleted unless there's a different legal standard requiring the data be kept. Enforcement? Who knows?
Even Reddit doesn't delete your post(data) when you delete your account. You will have to do it. Yourself first
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They need the data to train theur AI. They will not delete. They may glag that the account is now deleted and add this to the data fed to the AI.
They don't need the data perpetually to train their AI. Just dump it once into the black box and be done with it - no need to save it for even a second. Of course, if they want to train and re-train, and perhaps build ad profiles, that's a different matter.
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Thats cute, but no. Its a company with profitmargins
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I went without Facebook for about 7 years. I went through the account deletion process. After meeting my now wife, she wanted to be able to send me stuff she sees on there. W/E I'll just use my old email address and spin up a new account... Low and behold, my account was still there... I went through and manually deleted all of my posts, chats, liked pages, everything. My account is now just a place for my wife to share reels.
I don't like Facebook but I have found it convenient to be able to use the marketplace again.
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If you realy want to delete your data, try a client like redact.dev that batch overwrites all your posts and pictures.
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Even Reddit doesn't delete your post(data) when you delete your account. You will have to do it. Yourself first
The Nuke Reddit History Chrome extension is great for this.
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The Nuke Reddit History Chrome extension is great for this.
Reddit has a change log of your comments. This does nothing to their underlying data
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Reddit has a change log of your comments. This does nothing to their underlying data
it doesnt, but rather have all the comments deleted in any case.
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