The entire story here is that Meta claimed that Muse would not access your messages without you granting it the second permission, even after your granted it the first.

Hence Apple's statement that the first permission was being abused to destroy any promises of user privacy.

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lapcat 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> even after your granted it the first.

The problem here is that Aten claimed he did not grant the first, and moreover, you have been defending that claim of Aten's in these comments.

As soon as you admit that Aten did indeed grant the one permission, it's not much of a stretch to conclude that he also granted the second permission. It would be very odd, I think, to distrust Aten in the one case yet stubbornly take him at his word in the second.

Again, if even one other person in the entire world could reproduce Aten's alleged experience...

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GeekyBear 2 hours ago | parent [-]

The story has always been:

Meta promised that they would not read a user's messages without an additional permission the user must enable inside of Muse, even after they granted Muse full disk access.

A journalist reported that Muse read his messages despite the fact that he did not grant permission for it to do so inside Muse. He never claimed he did not grant full disk access.

Apple announced that the full disk access permission was being abused.

	▲	lapcat 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> He never claimed he did not grant full disk access. False. In fact he has claimed this multiple times: "Full disk access off. Muse synced 187k lines form my messages chat db." https://www.threads.com/@jasonaten/post/DdezsMJFhBr "I still haven’t gotten an answer as to how it was reading my messages with Full Disk Access turned off, but I’d be happy to dig into it with anyone from Meta that wants to help." https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/meta-keeps-apologizing-for-mu... This is why he's not a reliable narrator. And another false claim he made, "Also, that full disk access doesn’t say anything about your message database", which anyone can easily refute by opening System Settings and reading the text.