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Meta’s new terms may allow it to train AI on news sites for free

Meta's new terms appear to give it permission to crawl and scrape websites "associated" with the businesses that use its platforms - including online publishers

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Executive Summary

Recent reporting from The Verge highlights significant developments regarding Meta’s new terms may allow it to train AI on news sites for free.

Meta's new terms appear to give it permission to crawl and scrape websites "associated" with the businesses that use its platforms - including online publishers, according to a report from Nieman Lab. The new terms, which go into effect on October 30th, say Meta can use this outside content to "develop, improve, research," and "train" […]

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Verified Sources & Citations

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  • The Verge

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    Verified: Oct 16, 2026
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Editor-in-Chief at NusaLensa. Over 12 years covering silicon microarchitecture, smartphone engineering, and global mobile telecommunications.

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