OpenAI’s Codex app for Mac just got eyes on your desktop. Chronicle, its new research preview, snaps periodic screenshots, ships them to the cloud for processing, and turns them into text summaries that stick around locally. Developers get context without endless re-explaining. But those summaries? Unencrypted Markdown files anyone can read. The Next Web broke the details first, noting how background agents capture display content on Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later. Only ChatGPT Pro subscribers at $100 a month or more can touch it. No dice in the EU, UK, or Switzerland—GDPR stands in the way. OpenAI president Greg Brockman called it “an experimental feature giving Codex the ability to see and have recent memory over what you see, automatically giving it full context on what you’re doing. Feels surprisingly magical to use.” Raw screenshots hit a system temp folder, vanish after six hours. Servers process via OCR and visual analysis, then delete.…