And now, another one of those sneaky settings changes from your friends at Meta.

 There's a new setting on your Instagram and Facebook apps that asks you to willingly give them access to all the information about EVERY PICTURE ON YOUR DEVICE--When it was taken, what camera settings were used, who was tagged in the pictures, which picture you've liked on your roll. Just super personal and private information that no one else should ever see. For instructions on how to make sure this new "feature" isn't on, follow these quick instructions!

First open Settings On Instagram Or Facebook

It's the GEAR symbol in the upper right hand corner.

Go To "Camera Settings"

Scroll down to "Allow Access"

Make sure this is switched off now and every time the app updates.  Otherwise, Meta could have important information about you, your friends family and so much more.  And importantly, they could use that information to give advertisers a clear idea of what you like.  Don't let them!