Meta is launching parental supervision tools for Threads, allowing parents to monitor screen time, set limits, and manage privacy settings for teens. This move follows regulatory pressure and lawsuits concerning child safety, with a global rollout planned by year-end.
Meta's new Muse Image AI tool allows users to generate images using photos from public Instagram profiles by default, raising privacy concerns among advocates who argue users must proactively opt out and that children's images are vulnerable.
Google has updated its privacy settings, allowing it to use uploaded media like images, files, and audio/video recordings to train its AI models. Users are now opted into this expanded AI training unless they actively choose to opt out.
Google is overhauling privacy settings for its search services, separating history saving and personalized recommendations into two independent settings. New settings will include saving media like images from Google Lens and voice recordings from Search Live, with users automatically opted-in unless they manually change settings.
Mozilla announces Firefox redesign, Project Nova, with new Settings section and AI feature toggle
