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techcrunch.com · low

Meta removes commercial terms clause that appeared to allow scraping of business account domains for AI training

Meta updated its commercial terms of use to state it could "use any content from a business account's domains, web pages, or URLs" to provide, develop, improve, research, train and maintain its products and services. Legal experts quoted by Nieman Lab read this as a "remarkable provision" that could let Meta scrape any publisher with a Me…

blog.cloudflare.com · medium

Yandex outage after reported strikes: Cloudflare data shows malicious bot automation migrated to other Russian hosts instead of going offline

Following reported Ukrainian drone strikes on three Yandex facilities in Russia between October 7 and 11, claims spread that Russian bot farms and influence operations had been knocked offline. Cloudflare analyzed Radar and Bot Management data for the two Yandex ASNs, AS13238 (search) and AS200350 (Yandex.Cloud). It found no evidence that…

securityaffairs.com · medium

Meta commercial terms effective Oct 30, 2026 authorize scraping of business customers' websites for AI training, with no opt-out

Meta will update its commercial terms on October 30, 2026, authorizing the company or anyone acting on its behalf to scrape content from websites associated with business customers and use it to train AI models and improve its products. "Business customer" is defined broadly: it covers advertisers, sellers, app developers, Page and Group …