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Mr Daley said the Freemasons regularly take bookings from media organisations for the use of their premises, but "always insist on knowing before it takes place, who the interviewer and interviewee are, and what the content is to make sure that it sits with our organisation’s morals and principles". However, in this case, he said they only received that information "at the last moment", about an hour before the interview was conducted. "When it came to my attention, I then debated with some of my colleagues. Would we cancel it or would we let it go ahead? And we decided in our wisdom that we just let it go," Mr Daley said. Asked why he decided to allow the interview to proceed, he said it was because they got an assurance from the media company that all of the backgrounds would be blurred and that there would be no reference to the Freemasons' Hall.

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Just learned this today but apparently these features were introduced in 2003. These were all features I’d been wishing for. Making an account reduces the number of ads your shown too.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=P5zK7lztZbo

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=P5zK7lztZbo

#Meta says it will resume AI training with public content from European users Also reported on the IrishExaminer!

Meta said it will start notifying users in the EU about the training, and will include a link to a form where they can object at any time. “We’ll honour all objection forms,” the company said. No need to wait, it is possible to opt out now, but I think you need to do it on each platform.

How Meta uses information for generative AI models and features

You can submit an objection request through your Facebook, Instagram or Meta account. Your objection will be applied to the account that you're logged in to and any accounts that you've added to the same Accounts Centre.

Yet to find a link for threads, and they say they don't scrape private messages, so no need for messenger?

Threads maybe be covered by Instagram?

The march will begin at 1pm at Barnardo Square (Dublin 2), moving towards the Department of Trade, Enterprise and Employment on Kildare Street.