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Check TextEdit with Claude Code computer use on Mac

Set up one Claude Code TextEdit check on Mac: enter a fixed line through the visible interface and compare the document with the session’s actions.

The big change

What changed: Claude Code now offers native Mac screen control.

Why it matters: The reader can compare a visible app action with the real document and the session’s account of it.

What to watch: Check the requested app, the action and the result before widening the task.

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Teams beta API relays third-party deepfake assessments

Bot assessments reach Teams; provider evaluation remains essential.

The big change

What changed: A certified bot can put an assessment on a participant's roster entry.

Why it matters: Calling apps can seek separate permission to join and access media. Administrators need to review both grants and the provider behind the app.

What to watch: Microsoft says the meeting-policy settings have no effect before full release. Detection quality and disputed-warning procedures need provider evidence.

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