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00:02Meta Platform's Muse has become a breakout consumer AI hit, but new research suggests
00:06its convenience comes with a large privacy trade-off, according to Benzinga. Surfshark
00:11found Muse disclosed potential collection of 31 of Apple's 35 data types — more than
00:16twice the average across major AI apps studied. Its Apple privacy disclosure says the app
00:21may collect precise location, financial and health information, contacts, emails,
00:25and browsing history. Some data may also be used for third-party advertising.
00:29Meta says Muse interactions may be used to train AI models, although users can opt out.
00:34Meta makes nearly all of its money from advertising by using what it knows about
00:37users to show them relevant ads. The company says Muse conversations and data stored in
00:42its virtual machine are not shared with its advertising systems.
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