YouTuber says Meta’s Muse shared his home address
Tech YouTuber Matt Robb says Meta’s Muse AI agent gave his home address to the other party while handling his Facebook Marketplace listings for a day, then accepted a lowball price without telling him. Robb made the claim in a Threads post on Sunday, September 27.
According to Robb, the buyer showed up at his door and later left a negative rating. Screenshots in his post show the agent confirming pickup details. Muse apologized only after being confronted hours later, Robb says, and offered to arrange a new deal.
Tech writer Ray Wong wrote on X that he deleted the Muse app after seeing the post, calling it dangerous and creepy and noting it would have been far worse for a woman living alone. Elon Musk reposted the discussion.
All reporting traces back to Robb’s single post, which has not been independently verified, and no Meta response to his claim was found.
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