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How to Turn Off AI on Facebook: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are facings problems with AI on Facebook, Learn how to disable Facebook's AI features and take control of your online experience. Follow our simple steps to turn off AI on Facebook and protect your privacy. Facebook's AI features are designed to make your online experience more personalized and convenient. However, some users may feel uncomfortable with the amount of data being collected and used by these features. If you're one of them, don't worry – we've got you covered. In this article, we'll show you how to turn off AI on Facebook in just a few simple steps. Step 1: Access Your Settings To start, log in to your Facebook account and click on the small circle profile picture in the top right corner. From the dropdown menu, select "Settings & privacy" and then click on "Settings". Step 2: Find the AI Options In the left-hand menu, click on "Account Settings" and then scroll down to the "AI" section. Step 3: Turn Off

Kuwait orders its army to prepare for war after attack on Saudi oil installations Issuing a red alert for Kuwaiti army, urging it to remain alert, the US also offered Saudi Arabia for retaliation after the attack

Kuwait orders its army to prepare for war after attack on Saudi oil installations Issuing a red alert for Kuwaiti army, urging it to remain alert, the US also offered Saudi Arabia for retaliation after the attack
 Kuwait City - September 17, 2019) After the attack on Saudi oil installations, Kuwait ordered its army to prepare for war, issuing a red alert for the Kuwaiti army, urging them to remain alert.  After the attack, Saudi Arabia offered to retaliate.  On the other hand, Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdul Aziz, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, has said that the threats posed by Iran are not only a threat to Saudi Arabia, but the entire region and global security is at risk due to Iran.

 According to Saudi Arabia's state news agency, the US Defense Secretary expressed his views

 In a telephone conversation with Mark Asper.  Asper telephoned Prince Mohammed bin Salman and discussed with him the Aramco attacks and the situation that followed.
 The US Defense Secretary briefed the US about the recent attacks on two oil and gas installations in Baghdad and assured the Saudi leadership of all possible cooperation in dealing with those responsible for the attacks.

 US Defense Secretary said all options are open to tackle those responsible for the Aramco attacks. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Iranian threats were aimed not only at Saudi Arabia but Iran as a threat to the Middle East and the world.  US Defense Secretary Mark Asper said on Twitter that he had spoken with Saudi Wali Ahamed Prince Mohammed bin Salman about the latest attack on two Armco oil installations.

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