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ChatGPT adds iCloud Mail and Calendar connections

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OpenAI has announced iCloud Mail and Calendar plugins for ChatGPT, allowing users to connect their Apple email and calendars on the web, desktop and iOS, 9to5Mac reported. Both plugins also enable compatibility with ChatGPT Dots for the first time. Each plugin requires an app-specific password, as other third-party apps connecting to these iCloud services do. Users can ask a Dot to help set up the connections. Compatibility across other ChatGPT features, including Work and Codex, still needs testing.
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