"I'd never give Meta's Muse my Gmail" is the new "I'll never shop online," argues tech commentator
tedmitew · x · 2026-09-24
Commentator @drsnow argues that people refusing to grant Meta's Muse agent access to Gmail, Calendar and other personal accounts echoes the early-internet refusal to put credit cards online — suggesting such privacy hesitancy may fade as agentic products normalize deep account access.
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