Imho, one of the reasons Apple built out their hybrid security/privacy arch was so they could trade data transfer for cpu/mem, when it makes sense. The user se

Imho, one of the reasons Apple built out their hybrid security/privacy arch was so they could trade data transfer for cpu/mem, when it makes sense. The user sees some additional latency, but Apple can deliver equivalent functionality across hardware generations, with some calling out to servers and some doing on-device processing. Honestly, I'm mostly impressed that Apple is aiming to deliver OS-level, works-in-all-apps functionality. Imho, that's what users really want, but MS and Google's product org structures hamstring them from being able to deliver that quickly.