Security researcher reviews Meta Muse privacy design: 'even more encrypted' isn't a security standard
niloofar_mire · x · 2026-10-12
Privacy/safety researcher Niloofar Mire reviews Meta's design for its Muse personal assistant after listening to Alexandr Wang's interview on the vision. Drawing on her recent time at Meta AI, she says Meta has overall taken good measures and set good practice — but jokes that "even more encrypted" is really not a privacy/security goal or standard. She has previously analyzed privacy design of personal assistants like Instinct.
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