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The tech giant quietly trialled human workers making phone calls for its Muse app to boost success rates up to 95%. Some employees raised privacy flags after a transcript showed a contractor making a racist reference while negotiating a bill. Meta paused the feature for now, though the app has passed 2.5 million downloads since its debut.
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