TechCrunch
The app connects to Instagram to build a virtual closet from photos you’ve already shared, or lets you add items manually by snapping a photo, recording a quick video, or uploading images from your camera roll.
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The Verge
Google has updated its privacy policy in a way that could mean you'll start seeing targeted ads based on your personal data if you're using personalized AI features. The update, spotted by Android Authority, adds an exception to its promise about not using your Drive, Gmail, or Google Photos for personalized ads.
Ars Technica
ReactOS is a volunteer-built open-source operating system that aims to run Windows programs and drivers without Windows. It can now install onto an NTFS partition, the filesystem used by most Windows PCs, instead of requiring a separate FAT32 drive. The new driver still lacks caching, journaling and security support, so it is a development milestone rather than a ready replacement.
XDA
Linux 7.3, released by Linus Torvalds on Sunday, includes a fix for AMD graphics cards with little video memory that was first spotted by a Valve engineer in April. The kernel now handles that memory in a way that can improve gaming performance on older cards. The release also opens the merge window for Linux 7.4.
GitHub
Crash reporters like Crashpad write a memory dump when an app fails, so developers can see what went wrong. A user reports that OpenAI's Codex Desktop keeps writing dumps even while it works normally, filling a folder with 54,504 files and 4.9 GB in one day on a Mac. Because dumps can hold fragments of memory, the reporter is not sharing them publicly.