Meta just built something that fights itself. WhatsApp's new Incognito Chat lets you talk to Meta AI privately — messages disappear, nothing gets saved, and Meta claims even they can't read it. That last part is wild when you remember this is the same company that built a $100B+ business entirely on tracking what you click, watch, search, and buy. Here's why it matters: People started realising that AI conversations — personal questions, late-night searches, private thoughts — were being stored and used to train future models. That made users uncomfortable. And trusting Meta with that felt even harder than trusting ChatGPT. So Meta did something no one expected: they built a private mode that directly contradicts their own business model. If Meta is taking AI privacy this seriously, the conversation has officially shifted. The bigger question now is — how much have you already shared with AI tools without thinking twice? --- Share this with someone who uses WhatsApp daily — the...