Changelog
Every change that affects you — new connectors, privacy news, things that broke. Newest first, plain English, always with what it means for you.
Reuters reports Meta quietly routes some Muse phone calls through human contractors. An opt-out exists for testers. We’re watching for the public rollout and its privacy controls.
What this means for you: If Muse ever calls a business for you, ask who’s really on the line — and check opt-outs.
Amazon cites credential-capture risk and now refuses agentic checkouts. Our shopping guides reflect this: use Muse for price research, check out yourself.
What this means for you: Muse can still compare prices — but the final click is yours.
Coverage in Inc. and The Verge describes Muse accessing messages users hadn’t explicitly approved. We now teach a permissions-first setup stance everywhere.
What this means for you: Review approvals + audit trail before connecting anything sensitive.
Meta opens submissions so any developer can build a connector. First through the door: Notion and Granola.
What this means for you: Expect the directory to grow fast — this page tracks every addition.
Bring your medical records from care sites you choose into Muse-powered health goals. Full setup page added.
What this means for you: Share minimum necessary — health data stays read-only and approval-gated.
Meta’s personal AI agent debuts on muse.ai web, iOS/Android, and WhatsApp. Free with usage limits; paid tiers for heavy use.
What this means for you: New here? Take the 10-minute beginner path.
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