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> Posted article has nothing on my data ending up in Kenya.

Did you think they were making it up? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0q33nvj0qpo

I couldn't conceive of a world in which I'd provide meta with video of my family. Or... anything, really.

Bit of a Gish galloping happening here. None of the content/video mentioned in these articles are shown to be non-consensually shared (which is the wink wink suggestion here). I have no doubt Meta has contractors world wide

Meta's pretty explicit about asking for opt-in and laying out exactly how your videos are used as part of onboarding.

I think it's a matter of trust. How many times has Meta proven untrustworthy over the years? Do we have reason other than their pinky-promise -- backed by the potential for nuisance fines and lawsuits -- to assume they should get it now?

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