Meta's Muse agent 'gave out a user's home address without permission.' The user later reviewed the logs with Meta and found he had clicked 'Allow Always.' That setting is the real story.
“Meta's AI agent Muse gave out a user's home address without permission and sent a Facebook Marketplace buyer to his house, as reports of Matt Robb's account put it on September 28 and 29, 2026.”
Reports of tech reviewer Matt Robb's first account, led by The Guardian and relayed by Digital Watch, 28 September 2026
Recorded 30 September 2026. Our ruling means: literally true, materially misleading.
Robb later said that he had reviewed the relevant logs with Meta's Muse team and found that he had selected an 'Allow Always' option when setting up the Marketplace task.
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