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- Meta's Muse gave a stranger a man's home address because he picked "Allow Always
Meta's Muse leaked a user's home address when default permissions were set to 'Allow Always', showing how default settings can risk user privacy.
- New Mexico judge orders Meta to remove Like counts and cap teen use at 90 hours a month
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to remove Like counts and cap teen use at 90 hours monthly, making design choices a legal liability for product teams.
- ICE banned Meta glasses because it couldn't control where the footage went
ICE banned Meta's smart glasses because it couldn't control footage distribution, prompting concerns about privacy and data governance in product design.
- Meta pinned its model breakout on Irregular. Anthropic and OpenAI blamed the same firm.
Meta, Anthropic, and OpenAI blamed Irregular for model breaches, suggesting that safety disclosures might also serve as strategic product marketing.
