In short. Meta says conversations reach the assistant's feed only when a person chooses to post or share them.
Definition: Meta AI conversations are not shared to the assistant's feed by default. Meta says a conversation appears there only after the person chooses to post or share it.
Key facts
- Meta's assistant app announcement says the app has a feed for sharing and exploring how people use Meta AI.
- The same announcement says that nothing is shared to the feed unless the person chooses to post it.
- Meta's responsible innovation page gives the same opt-in answer for chats with Meta AI on AI glasses.
- Meta says the app lets people choose what they share and when, and manage information shared with Meta.
What does Meta's app announcement say?
Meta introduced the standalone Meta AI app on 29 April 2025. The announcement describes a feed where people can share prompts and explore how others use the assistant. It says people can remix prompts that others have shared, then states that nothing is shared to the feed unless the person chooses to post it. That is an opt-in feed rule for the app.
The announcement also describes conversations as voice or text interactions with the assistant. It says the app supports image generation and editing through those conversations. This distinguishes the private act of talking with the assistant from the separate action of posting material to the feed.
Does Meta document the same rule for AI glasses?
Meta's responsible innovation page contains a direct question about conversations with Meta AI on AI glasses. The answer says that chats are not shared to the assistant's feed unless the person chooses to share them. The wording makes the user's share action the condition for feed publication.
The same page says that the Meta AI app gives people control over what they choose to share and when. It names preferences for captures, voice and notifications, as well as management of information shared with Meta. The page also points readers to Meta's help center for more information about the sharing rule.
What should you check before treating a conversation as public?
A conversation in the assistant's history is not, by that fact alone, a feed post. The published rule requires a user choice to post or share. A person reviewing a shared item should therefore look for the explicit posting or sharing action and the resulting feed item.
Meta's documentation is more specific about the AI-glasses FAQ than about every Meta AI entry point. The app announcement supplies the general feed rule, while the responsible innovation page confirms the same opt-in model for AI-glasses chats.
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FAQ
Does opening a Meta AI chat post it to the feed?
No. Meta says nothing is shared to the feed unless the person chooses to post it. Opening or continuing a conversation is not described as that posting action.
Are AI-glasses chats shared automatically?
No. Meta's responsible innovation page says chats with Meta AI on AI glasses are not shared to the feed unless the person chooses to share them.
Does Meta's rule cover every Meta AI conversation?
The app announcement states the rule for the app's feed. Meta's direct FAQ is framed around AI glasses, so the published pages support the opt-in rule for those two documented contexts.
What is the relevant privacy control?
Meta says the Meta AI app gives people control over what they choose to share and when. The page identifies controls for captures, voice and notifications, plus management of information shared with Meta.
Sources
- Meta, "Introducing the Meta AI App: A New Way to Access Your AI Assistant", 29 April 2025
- Meta, "Responsible Innovation in AI Glasses & Quest", undated
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