Tools · 2026-10-20
Meta Muse: shared conversations could expose users' personal and business secrets
Meta has temporarily disabled the conversation-sharing feature while it checks whether users' privacy has been compromised.
What happened
According to Ars Technica, the conversation-sharing feature in Meta Muse could expose users' personal and business information. That means a person could share a chat with someone and, along with it, give access to data that was not supposed to be visible.
What Meta is doing now
The company has paused this feature while it investigates. It is not yet known how many people may have been affected or how long the problem lasted.
What users should know
If you have used the conversation-sharing feature, check what exactly is in a chat before you share it. Do not publish or send passwords, financial data, client contacts, or internal company documents through such features. Follow Meta's official announcements about the results of the review.
Sources: 🔗 Ars Technica — AI
