4 ms·
I think the explanation is a lot simpler - iOS to date does not correctly support most European languages. Using Siri in anything other than English is a pain a
by isodev 1y ago
I think the explanation is a lot simpler - iOS to date does not correctly support most European languages. Using Siri in anything other than English is a pain and using the Translate feature is available in only a handful of countries.
For anything remotely powerful enough, iOS will have to send voice to some server for processing and that’s a privacy shit show.
- wqaatwt 1y agoWhat languages is it mean to translate then? Different accents of English?
- twothreeone 1y agoMostly Spanish and Chinese. Arabic and Hindi will already be difficult.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- celticninja 1y agoThat seems ridiculous, this is a translation feature. Do you think it is aimed at translating American to Canadian? Those pesky niche European languages are hardly spoken in the Americas so maybe that is the case.
- anticensor 1y agoBritish to American.
- rkomorn 1y agoGenuinely useful to me.
- anticensor 1y agoI'd prefer American to British, though.
- walthamstow 1y agoEnables tech bros to speak to their street food vendor
- nedt 1y agoGerman is on the list of supported languages. That can't be the reason why it's not available in Germany. Although as an Austria I must admit their German is a bit weird.