Nick PerryFounder and CEO of 7 Figure Cartel

Facebook is Secretly Scanning Photos You Never Posted — Here's How to Stop It Right Now

10 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this YouTube video, Nick Perry warns viewers that Facebook allegedly uses AI to scan every photo in users' camera rolls—including faces, locations, and timestamps—to generate story suggestions, even for images never posted. He claims many users unknowingly consented to this practice. Perry then walks through a concrete, step‑by‑step process to stop the scanning: opening the Facebook app’s Settings & Privacy, searching for “camera roll sharing” and turning it off, and then going into the phone’s system app settings to revoke Facebook’s access to photos by setting the permission to “None.” He ends by urging viewers to share the instructions with friends and family.

Facebook is snooping through the photos that you never even posted so that it can give you story ideas. Look, you might not have realized that you agreed to this scam, but their AI is scanning everything from your entire camera roll to your face, location, and the timestamps on every shot. So here's how to stop it. Open the menu in the bottom right, go to Settings and Privacy, then in Settings, click the search bar and type camera roll sharing. Turn both of those off. Then open your phone's app settings, find Facebook, tap Photos, and set it to None. Share this with your friends and family because