Meta has suspended user conversation sharing features on its AI-powered creative platform Muse following findings by independent security researchers that shared chats were indexed by public search engines.
According to an in-depth investigation by Ars Technica reporting, shared chat transcripts contained sensitive business plans, internal source code, and private user communications.
Meta confirmed the temporary suspension while engineering teams implement updated access controls and prevent search engine crawlers from indexing shared conversations without explicit user consent.
Independent cybersecurity analysts commended the prompt pause but urged users to review existing shared conversation links across all generative AI services.
