Will the META Muse collect your bank information, personal data, interactions between apps and build a profile on you in their database

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What we can confirm

Official Meta materials confirm that Muse collects interactions, files, memories, activity metadata, and information from connected services, including emails and calendar events. Meta also states that Muse can connect to third-party apps and services, while its credential-store protections are designed to prevent Muse from reading actual passwords and payment details. The App Store privacy disclosure lists financial information, purchase history, contact information, browsing and search history, identifiers, usage data, and product interactions as data that may be collected and linked to the user. The evidence therefore supports substantial data collection and cross-service access, but does not establish the broader claim that Muse collects users' bank information indiscriminately or builds an advertising profile from Muse data.