Reporter says Apple's Muse read his messages with integration off; Apple reexamines permissions
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-10-06
The quoted post reveals that with Messages integration turned off (but Full Disk Access enabled), a reporter claims Apple's AI assistant Muse read his messages anyway — confirming that giving Muse access to your computer is a bad idea.
The poster adds a pointed jab: imagine living through the 2010s with a pulse and then trusting Meta-style full knowledge of all your thoughts. Apple is now reexamining its permissions model.
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