Apple to tighten Mac privacy controls against AI agents after Meta Muse complaints
First reported 2 Oct, 21:33 UTCUpdated 1d ago3 sources
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Apple has said that it will introduce new privacy controls against artificial intelligence agents on its Mac computers following user complaints that Meta Platforms' Muse may have accessed private messages. The new guardrails are aimed at ensuring users who want to give an app full disk access can only do so “with…
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Apple plans new macOS controls requiring more explicit user action before apps can access emails, messages, browsing history, and personal files.
Some claim Meta’s AI agent accessed what users believed to be private messages.
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- Apple is adding new privacy safeguards for Mac users as AI agents get more powerful (opens Business Insider in a new tab)
Apple plans new macOS controls requiring more explicit user action before apps can access emails, messages, browsing history, and personal files.
- Apple says it will flag AI requests for Mac data after Meta’s Muse draws complaints (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
Some claim Meta’s AI agent accessed what users believed to be private messages.
- Apple to tighten Mac privacy controls against AI agents after Meta Muse complaints (opens The National (UAE) in a new tab)
Apple has said that it will introduce new privacy controls against artificial intelligence agents on its Mac computers following user complaints that Meta Platforms' Muse may have accessed private messages. The new guardrails are aimed at ensuring users who want to give an app full disk access can only do so “with…
