To Meta's former security chief Alex Stamos, it's a "totally insane" idea to hand over sensitive logins to the company's AI agent Muse.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/54019640
Give us all your data, but: “no automated system is perfect,” the company admitted, advising users to “review Muse’s activity and only grant the access you’re comfortable with.”
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If Meta gives you something, you should assume as much.
Yup. The entire company is a privacy risk.
What makes you think meta gives a fuck about the privacy of it’s customers/products?
Facebook doesnt even know what privacy is. There is a suspicious hole on that spot in their dictionary.
In other news… water makes things wet
common sense seems to be the best way to hide the most heinous shit that people can do to each other.