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Morning Edition · Sunday, November 8, 2026Published at 1:30 AM EST · New York
OpenAI's always-on dots agents can now read sign-in codes from a user's inbox and log in to websites
The permission-gated feature lets agents running in OpenAI's cloud browser complete email verification, a step that websites treat as proof that a human controls the account.
OpenAI's dots, the ChatGPT agents that keep working in their own cloud browser after a user logs off, can now use the one-time sign-in codes that websites send to a connected inbox. When a sign-up or login flow sends a code by email, a dot…
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