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arstechnica.comMeta Muse exposes users' personal and business secrets when they share conversationsMeta is suspending the sharing feature while it investigates its privacy.

20/10/26, 4:31 pm45 reposts138 likes

Karl Bode

@karlbode.com

examples of some of the sensitive data researchers were able to glom from Muse because Meta screwed up the way the link share function worked:

Karl Bode

@karlbode.com

this is just the orchestra getting warmed up. Meta (and other companies) know there is no meaningful accountability for these kinds of fuck ups in a country that's too corrupt to have functional regulators or pass a modern privacy law

stevempars.bsky.social

@stevempars.bsky.social

I would be completely unsurprised if Zuck purpose built this URL architecture exactly so he, and anybody who pays him for it, can access all of this information.

Eric Beckman

@erbeckman.bsky.social

*a meaningless public apology from Mark may be required

Science works.

@herrwillhelm.bsky.social

We truly live in the stupidest of times. Quick message to the world: Stop using META's software and platforms.

Poocharé

@poochare.bsky.social

Much as I loathe those "and this surprises you???" replies, seriously. In a sane universe Meta would be buried under lawsuits and have literally no users.