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Meta's messenger is testing a native backup system to replace Google Drive and iCloud, with mandatory end-to-end encryption and a $0.99/month paid tier.
Meta's Superintelligence Labs just shipped Muse Image, a free AI image tool built into Meta AI, Instagram Stories, and WhatsApp — with a few privacy trade-offs worth knowing about.
The company behind Facebook and Instagram is building a cloud business to monetize its massive AI infrastructure, putting it in direct competition with Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
Meta's new budget-friendly smart glasses are made with EssilorLuxottica, not Ray-Ban, and come loaded with multimodal AI — available now in the US, UK, and more.
The new chatbot feature synthesizes responses from Facebook Groups and Reels — but critics warn that user-generated content isn't a reliable source.
Hidden NameTag code sat dormant in the Meta AI app for months before Wired found it. Meta removed it within 24 hours, but the questions it raises aren't going away.
The new chatbot tool analyzes your Reels performance and suggests content ideas, but it requires full account access just weeks after a Meta AI exploit hijacked Instagram profiles.
Meta's new paid tier locks analytics, anonymous viewing, and 48-hour Stories behind a monthly fee — and it's available now.
After internal backlash, Meta is letting US workers pause its AI training surveillance tool for 30 minutes and exempting some staff entirely.
Starting at $2.99/month, the new Plus plans add Stories analytics and custom reactions — but don't remove ads.
The company's Model Capability Initiative logs keystrokes, mouse clicks, and screenshots on US staff laptops—with no opt-out. UK workers are now unionizing in protest.
The company is cutting 8,000 jobs while simultaneously pivoting its entire workforce toward AI development — a $125 billion bet on automation that not everyone inside Meta is happy about.
Big Tech's billion-dollar deals with Corning are squeezing smaller buyers out of the fiber market, with lead times stretching to a year and prices up 70%.
Both companies reached undisclosed deals ahead of a June trial in Oakland, while Meta and TikTok remain defendants in the same case.
A new Private Processing feature promises that AI conversations disappear by default and stay out of Meta's hands — but there's no independent audit yet.
