Zuckerberg details Muse agent's confidential VM that even Meta can't see into
soleio · x · 2026-09-10
Mark Zuckerberg explained how the new Muse agent's secured virtual machine works: each user gets a confidential cloud VM for highly private personal data, designed so even Meta itself cannot view the content. He claims no other agent product has anything close. Reposter adds a narrative-violating take: with only one confirmed penetration in 22 years, Meta may be among the safest custodians for personal agent data.
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