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Meta Suspends Muse AI Conversation Sharing Over Privacy

Meta says the feature is paused while it reviews the issue and considers privacy changes.

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Phones showing Muse AI chats marked suspended after shared links were found
Meta has suspended the Muse AI conversation-sharing feature while it reviews a privacy issue. Photo: Enable Pakistan

Meta has suspended the Muse AI conversation-sharing feature after security researchers discovered around 6,800 shared chat links through public DNS records.

The contents of those chats are described as reported, not as a full inventory. Meta's own account is that the feature is paused while the issue is reviewed.

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Some accessible conversations reportedly contained sensitive business documents, loan applications, meeting details, and partial banking information.

Meta says it has paused the feature while reviewing the issue and considering changes to improve privacy and security. The update does not say the feature has been permanently removed.

Our verdict

Muse AI conversation sharing is suspended after about 6,800 links were found in public DNS records. Some of those chats reportedly included business and partial banking details, and Meta says it is reviewing privacy and security changes.

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Frequently asked questions

What did Meta suspend?

The Muse AI conversation-sharing feature.

How many links were found?

Around 6,800 shared chat links, through public DNS records.

What was reportedly in some chats?

Sensitive business documents, loan applications, meeting details, and partial banking information.

What has Meta said?

It has paused the feature while reviewing the issue and considering privacy and security changes.

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