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Overall I agree with you, however on that last note: iOS has let you delete pretty much whatever you want for a while now. I just deleted the news app from my i
by castis 5y ago
Overall I agree with you, however on that last note: iOS has let you delete pretty much whatever you want for a while now. I just deleted the news app from my iPhone to test this out, successfully deleted. Not just removed from the home screen, removed from the phone.
- 3np 5y agoSiri, though... Is still not even possible to permanently disable globally?
- strogonoff 5y agoAnecdotally, did not have Siri get auto reenabled after system updates in the past few years. Last month after retiring from backup new phone didn't get it reenabled either. At some point I had to go to settings to enable push-to-talk-to-Siri because it's useful.
- 3np 5y agoThe problem is that still for newly installed apps, it auto-enables “let Siri learn from how you use this app”. It’s easy to forget whenever you install a new app.
- strogonoff 5y agoThe flag has no effect if Siri is disabled, as far as I know.
- lern_too_spel 5y agoThat last note was about macOS, not iOS.
- castis 5y agoWhoops! You are correct and it looks like OP is right. I am unable to delete the News app from macOS.