evidence: Plans to use peoples' public posts and images on Facebook and Instagram to train artificial intelligence (AI) tools belonging to parent company Meta have been attacked by digital rights groups. [...] "If Meta wants to use your data, they have to ask for your permission. Instead, they make users beg to be excluded," he added. [...] But even if you do not have a Meta account, or successfully object, the company says it may still use some information about you for its AI products - such as if you appear in an image shared publicly by someone else on Facebook or Instagram.