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Meta is making privacy protections central to new products, including its viral assistant Muse, a shift for a company built on extensive customer data use. The change acknowledges that AI assistants need user trust to handle emails, finances and health data. Meta's privacy policy once allowed nearly unfettered access to almost everything people shared.
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