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    Google faces class action over Gemini AI reading Gmail●Google Gemini Gmail Privacy Class Action: AI Read Emails Without Consent https:// openclassactions.com/lawsuits/ google-MmastodonTechnology521 h ago

    Google is facing a class action lawsuit alleging that its Gemini AI read Gmail users' emails without obtaining their consent. The suit raises concerns about how AI features access private correspondence and whether Google adequately informed users. Commenters online have seized on the case as part of broader unease about AI systems and surveillance built into everyday services.

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    Darktable 5.6.2 released with OpenCL and crash fixes●Darktable 5.6.2 s-a lansat: Editorul foto RAW open-source rezolvă problemele OpenCL și crash-urile de sistem https:// liMmastodonTechnologySoftware018 h ago

    The open-source RAW photo editor Darktable has released version 5.6.2, a maintenance update that addresses OpenCL issues and system crashes reported by users. The release is being shared among Linux and open-source communities, particularly in Romania, as a welcome stability improvement for photographers who rely on the free editing software.

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    Darktable 5.6.2 Released With OpenCL and Crash Fixes▼Darktable 5.6.2 Open Source RAW Editor Fixes OpenCL and Crashes✉newsTechnologySoftware20 h ago

    The open-source photography community has a new maintenance release of Darktable, the free RAW photo editing software. Version 5.6.2 focuses on stability, addressing OpenCL-related problems and several crashes reported by users. The update is aimed at photographers running the application on Linux and other supported platforms who want a more reliable editing experience without changing core features.

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    Pichai Steps In After OpenClaw Creator Cites Weeklong App Review Delay●Google CEO Pichai Intervenes After OpenClaw Creator Flags Weeklong App Review Delay✉newsTechnologySoftware22 h ago

    Google CEO Sundar Pichai has personally intervened after the creator of OpenClaw publicly complained that the app had been stuck in Google's review process for roughly a week. The exchange has drawn attention to app review turnaround times on Google's platform and to how quickly the company responds when developers raise issues directly with its leadership.

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