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Meta pauses internal employee tracking program after privacy breach
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What happened
Meta has suspended its internal Model Capability Initiative after a security flaw exposed sensitive employee data. The program was meant to monitor workers’ computer activity to train AI models, and Meta says it has opened a broad investigation.
- 01Meta froze its MCI employee-monitoring program after a security failure.
- 02The system tracked keystrokes, mouse movements and other computer activity.
- 03A flaw exposed private chats, performance data and sensitive call transcripts.
- 04Meta says it has opened a broad investigation and sees no misuse so far.
- 05The company labeled the breach a SEV 2 incident.
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