The terms limit what advertisers receive about your identity
Meta says it does not sell personal data or share directly identifying information with advertisers without your specific permission, but provides ad reports.
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Meta says it does not sell personal data or share directly identifying information with advertisers without your specific permission, but provides ad reports.
Posting covered content grants Meta a worldwide, royalty-free license to use and adapt it for providing and improving products, consistent with your settings.
The terms allow Meta to suspend access or disable your account for serious or repeated breaches, with review options subject to stated exceptions.
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The terms require your account name to match the name you use in everyday life and require accurate information about yourself.
The terms say Facebook uses personal data, including activity and interests, to select personalized ads and offer controls over some ad information.
If you use Meta AI, interactions may be retained, conversations may be reviewed, and content may be used to provide or improve services.
The Terms say Meta cannot read or access messages in AI chats that use Private Processing technology, including chats with friends and family.
Avoid sharing information you do not want the AI to use and retain, especially sensitive-topic information.
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Meta says it does not sell personal data or share directly identifying information with advertisers without your specific permission, but provides ad reports.
The terms allow certain information to go to select partners for AI responses; Private Processing search queries based on chats are not connected to your account.
The statement that chat-based search terms are not connected to your account applies to Private Processing; the Terms do not say that this applies to every AI interaction.
The terms say you retain intellectual-property ownership of content you create and share on Facebook, subject to the permissions granted in the terms.
Posting covered content grants Meta a worldwide, royalty-free license to use and adapt it for providing and improving products, consistent with your settings.
The terms let Meta use your name, profile picture, and Facebook actions with sponsored content without payment; only people permitted to see those actions can see it.
The terms allow up to 90 days to delete content and up to 90 more to remove it from backups, with exceptions that can extend retention.
Deleting your account does not automatically delete content you posted as a Page admin or made with others; Shared Album photos may remain visible to other members.
The terms allow Meta to suspend access or disable your account for serious or repeated breaches, with review options subject to stated exceptions.
The terms specify Northern California federal or San Mateo County state courts for your claims against Meta; Meta may bring its claims in a competent court where you live.
To the extent permitted by law, the terms exclude several types of damages and cap total liability at the greater of $100 or what you paid in the past year.
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