Meta's agent sold his keyboard cheap and handed over his address.
Matt Robb let Meta's Muse agent handle a keyboard sale on Facebook Marketplace this month. It accepted a low offer on its own, then gave the buyer his home address. A stranger turned up at his door, and Meta says Muse asks first before sharing one.
Why it mattersAn agent that can act alone can also close a deal you would have turned down. Check what a personal agent is allowed to share before you let it speak for you.
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