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More parents sue Meta over how it treats their children

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Meta is facing a new lawsuit from parents in Illinois and California alleging the illegal collection and use of children's facial data from Meta Glasses. The suit claims this biometric data was used to train generative AI models like Emu and Muse, and for a facial recognition system called NameTag, without proper consent. This adds to Meta's history of legal challenges concerning data privacy and the monetization of user information.

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