Kevin Roose warns Muse users: don't expect your data to stay private
PeterBowdenLive · x · 2026-09-26
NYT journalist Kevin Roose quote-tweeted Pieter Levels-style test by @dedene asking Meta's Muse what happens to user data, with a blunt take: it's a fun product, but anyone handing over all their data while expecting it not to be used in the most invasive ways imaginable is "Charlie Brown with the football" and deserves what they get. The exchange highlights ongoing concerns about how Meta's AI products handle user data.
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