Meta Muse's unprompted tracking draws trust concerns, likened to early Google Now shotgun approach
mobileraj · x · 2026-10-01
Commenting on a Meta Muse demo, users flagged its tracking-style, unprompted callouts as the kind of behavior that erodes trust in how Meta handles personal data.
Another take compares it to early Google Now: unable to predict which proactive cards would stick, Google simply shipped every assistant suggestion it could think of. Muse appears to be the same play — mass-deploying proactive features less as a mature design than as brute-force use case discovery.
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