As TechCrunch reports, Meta is currently testing a feature that leads to some Facebook users seeing a pop-up requesting permission for "cloud processing." The message appears when users attempt to create a new Story on Facebook and, if agreed to, would permit Meta to upload media from your device to its servers on an "ongoing basis" in order to suggest collages, recaps, or AI restyling.
While Facebook has said the feature is a test, the ability to opt into giving Meta access to your photos doesn't seem to be brand new. You can enable it in your Facebook settings, as it's off by default, but you probably shouldn't, and you should decline the pop-up prompt if you don't want to hand more data over to Meta.
How to manage your Meta AI photo permissions
You should also take this opportunity to audit which apps have access to your photo library and revoke any permissions that aren't absolutely necessary for the app's primary functionality. While these permissions may be mostly innocuous, there are malware campaigns that target sensitive information found in your photos and screenshots.
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