Not Facebook hardware in this case, it would be their model running on QCOM hardware. If people can write apps in which the model is used locally and no informa

Not Facebook hardware in this case, it would be their model running on QCOM hardware. If people can write apps in which the model is used locally and no information goes to the net (to Meta, Google, or anyone else) that's a huge privacy win. Presumably Meta would make money by licensing it to Qualcomm and getting some amount per device. The key issue would be whether local-only apps can be written, or if Qualcomm and Meta would insist on seeing what the user is up to and would try to monetize that.