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Apple has announced changes to its macOS privacy settings designed to prevent third-party developers from misusing permissions to access message histories.
The update follows a specific incident involving Meta's AI agent, Muse, which reportedly accessed user data without explicit consent for that function.
Tech columnist Jason Aten revealed that Muse sent him an unsolicited notification referencing a private thread between him and a co-worker on Apple Messages.
Aten stated he had not granted Muse permissions to read his messages, assuming such data remained off-limits.
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