Meta is actively turning your digital identity into raw material for strangers. By pushing updates that allow people to use your name, your likeness, and your photos to generate AI content, they aren't just crossing a privacy line—they are building an infrastructure for content theft. Instead of protecting the creators and users who built their platforms, they’ve made it dangerously easy for bad actors to scrape your life, steal your hard work, and hijack your identity without your explicit consent. You shouldn't have to dig through buried settings just to "opt-out" of having your own face and art exploited. It's content theft disguised as innovation. Just another reason to go with iop.

Meta is actively turning your digital identity into raw material for strangers. By pushing updates that allow people to use your name, your likeness, and your photos to generate AI content, they aren't just crossing a privacy line—they are building an infrastructure for content theft. Instead of protecting the creators and users who built their platforms, they’ve made it dangerously easy for bad actors to scrape your life, steal your hard work, and hijack your identity without your explicit consent. You shouldn't have to dig through buried settings just to "opt-out" of having your own face and art exploited. It's content theft disguised as innovation. Just another reason to go with iop. — Internet of Pot