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Meta's new terms let it crawl business websites to train AI, with no opt-out

Almost every news organisation runs a Meta business account. Keep using it after October 30, and you are deemed to have agreed.

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Yayın yönetmeni: Dimitri Gärtner

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Etiketler: meta · publishers · training data · terms of service

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Almost every news organisation runs a Meta business account.
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Keep using it after October 30, and you are deemed to have agreed.
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Adı geçen bir kaynağa bağlı. Doğrulanmış olarak işaretlenmedi. Nieman Lab: Meta's new commercial terms will allow the scraping of news sites, legal experts say

The news

Meta's updated commercial terms, which take effect October 30, authorise it to use bots to crawl content from websites associated with any business account on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger or WhatsApp, and to use that content to develop and train Meta products, including AI, Nieman Lab reported after three legal experts reviewed the terms. A business that keeps using Meta's tools after that date is deemed to consent.

Why it matters

While Google pays 400 publishers for licensed content, Meta is taking a consent-by-default route to similar material. Publisher groups and European regulators are likely to test whether a terms-of-service clause can license training data.

The details

Media lawyer Matt Topic called it a remarkable provision to bury in the terms of service. He said it is not clear a court would enforce it, but that publishers should assume it is enforceable.

Meta says the change concerns product information and that robots.txt controls remain available, according to The Verge. The text of the clause is broader than product pages.

What we could not check

  • We have not seen a court ruling on clauses like this.
  • Meta's full response to the experts' reading was not available to us.

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  1. Nieman Lab: Meta's new commercial terms will allow the scraping of news sites, legal experts say
  2. The Verge: Meta's new terms may allow it to train AI on news sites for free
  3. The Register: Meta grants itself right to scrape content from business customers

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