If you've opened Instagram or Facebook recently, you've probably seen the panic surrounding Meta's new commercial terms. Some business owners are worried that Meta now owns their content. Others are considering deleting their accounts altogether.

But what do these updated terms actually mean for your business?

In this episode of , I'm breaking down Meta's new commercial terms, what they're saying about your content, why website scraping and AI are raising concerns, and what you should be doing before the updated terms are scheduled to take effect on November 20, 2026.

Let's unpack what that means for your business.

• What Meta's new commercial terms actually say
• Does Meta now own your photos, videos, and other content?
• Why your business website matters
• Can Meta use your content for AI training?
• The permission problem business owners shouldn't ignore
• Five things you should do before November 20
• Should you stay on Instagram and Facebook?

Links and Resources

• Review the Meta Commercial Terms here
• Grab The Legal Paige AI disclaimer clauses here

Additional Links and Resources:

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Note: The effective date and interpretation discussed reflect the information available to Paige at the time of recording. The episode acknowledges that the terms and implementation timeline could change.