Muse launches on the iPad
After launching nearly a month ago and spending several weeks as the top free app in Apple's App Store, the latest update to Meta's Muse iOS app introduces native support for the iPad. A Mac version of Meta's agentic AI tool (designed to compete with OpenClaw, ChatGPT's Dots, and Grok Bot) was released about a […]
Meta's AI agent, Muse, has been released as a native iPad app, despite warnings about its data-hungry capabilities. Muse permits users to restrict its access to private information, but it will still collect data behind the scenes. Users can download Muse on iPad, but only in the United States. The app has received overwhelmingly positive reviews, averaging 4.9 stars from 173,000 ratings.
However, critics argue that Muse is free only because it learns about users' personal data. The app has garnered attention for its ability to access and reschedule meetings through users' contacts and messages, raising concerns about privacy. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has faced multiple privacy scandals, including the Cambridge Analytica data breach that exposed the personal information of 87 million users.
Despite these issues, Meta continues to develop products like the controversial Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. Users must bear the responsibility of fixing any errors, as Muse's performance is not guaranteed.
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