Mozilla Community Demands Meta Halt Public Sharing of Private AI Chats Without Consent

Meta has been quietly converting private AI chat sessions into public content, and far too many users are unaware that this is occurring. The Mozilla community is calling on Meta to take several actions to protect user privacy: Shut down the Discover feed until robust privacy measures are implemented. Set all AI interactions to private by default, with no public sharing option unless users explicitly consent through informed means. Provide complete transparency regarding the number of users who have inadvertently shared private information. Implement a universal, easy-to-use opt-out system across all Meta platforms to prevent user data from being used for AI training. Notify all users whose conversations may have been publicly exposed and allow them to permanently delete their content. Meta is blurring the lines between private and public communication, often at the expense of user privacy. Individuals have the right to be aware when their conversations become public, particularly when they believe they are private. If you support these demands, sign the petition urging Meta to close its invasive AI feed and ensure that no private conversations are made public without clear, explicit, and informed consent.