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OpenAI adds Messages search and reply tools on Mac

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OpenAI announced a desktop plugin that lets ChatGPT search Apple Messages, draft replies and send them on a Mac. The feature is available in Codex and ChatGPT Work on desktop, according to the source. It must be explicitly installed and enabled; an OpenAI representative said ChatGPT does not index messages and reads a text only when prompted. The release drew privacy and social-use concerns from some users.
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