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The only thing I want to know about this new Siri is how to turn it entirely off.

koalalorenzo 5mo ago
I agree, I am kinda disappointed by how much AI there is in this update, I was hoping for something different and exciting.
- matthewfcarlson 5mo ago
  I think it's important to note what they didn't talk about. They briefly scrolled a long list of performance improvements and mentioned a few. Personally, I am very hopeful that the fact that they only talked about these high level AI features means the other engineers got to spend time focusing on performance and quality.
  - loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
    Fixing the shit show that iOS 26 is and making it so my shiny new iPhone 17 doesn’t visibly struggle rendering simple ui elements should be considered table stakes for iOS 27, I wouldn’t expect them to mention that too much as it’s like the bare minimum we expect for the update.
fckgw 5mo ago
You could just not use it.
- loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
  Oh I’m definitely not going to use it. But apple tends to try to put these things in your face and get you to use them (seen all those purple buttons in Pages lately?). A global “just don’t show me or try to get me to use this crap at all” switch would be very welcome. Bonus if it also frees up however many GB of space this garbage will take whether I use it or not.
  - Danox 5mo ago
    You don’t know what’s in your face until you use Copilot.
    - loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
      No worries I would never touch anything Microsoft with a 10-foot pole.
      - alt227 4mo ago
        From your comments it sounds like Apple are just peachy as well.
        loloquwowndueo 4mo ago
        I’m mad at Apple for dropping the ball with the sloppy mess that is iOS 26. I trust they’ll see the light and fix it. Miles of difference with Microsoft - I’d sooner renounce computers entirely and quit my job than be in a position where I have to use Microsoft stuff regularly.
HDBaseT 5mo ago
From an sysadmin perspective, assuming Apple provides full MDM toggles you can typically toggle these off one way or another. (.plist / preference keys, etc). With the most recent 'Apple Intelligence' function, it took a while for Apple to grant the ability to disable/enable each feature, then a bit of time for the respective MDM Software developers (Jamf, etc) to provide toggles.
- loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
  Sounds good, where’s the “just kill this” toggle in my iPhone settings? I ain’t gonna bother with mdm etc etc I just need the damn thing to work and do what I need.

I agree, I am kinda disappointed by how much AI there is in this update, I was hoping for something different and exciting.

matthewfcarlson 5mo ago
I think it's important to note what they didn't talk about. They briefly scrolled a long list of performance improvements and mentioned a few. Personally, I am very hopeful that the fact that they only talked about these high level AI features means the other engineers got to spend time focusing on performance and quality.
- loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
  Fixing the shit show that iOS 26 is and making it so my shiny new iPhone 17 doesn’t visibly struggle rendering simple ui elements should be considered table stakes for iOS 27, I wouldn’t expect them to mention that too much as it’s like the bare minimum we expect for the update.

fckgw 5mo ago

You could just not use it.

loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
Oh I’m definitely not going to use it. But apple tends to try to put these things in your face and get you to use them (seen all those purple buttons in Pages lately?). A global “just don’t show me or try to get me to use this crap at all” switch would be very welcome. Bonus if it also frees up however many GB of space this garbage will take whether I use it or not.
- Danox 5mo ago
  You don’t know what’s in your face until you use Copilot.
  - loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
    No worries I would never touch anything Microsoft with a 10-foot pole.
    - alt227 4mo ago
      From your comments it sounds like Apple are just peachy as well.
      - loloquwowndueo 4mo ago
        I’m mad at Apple for dropping the ball with the sloppy mess that is iOS 26. I trust they’ll see the light and fix it. Miles of difference with Microsoft - I’d sooner renounce computers entirely and quit my job than be in a position where I have to use Microsoft stuff regularly.

HDBaseT 5mo ago

From an sysadmin perspective, assuming Apple provides full MDM toggles you can typically toggle these off one way or another. (.plist / preference keys, etc). With the most recent 'Apple Intelligence' function, it took a while for Apple to grant the ability to disable/enable each feature, then a bit of time for the respective MDM Software developers (Jamf, etc) to provide toggles.

loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
Sounds good, where’s the “just kill this” toggle in my iPhone settings? I ain’t gonna bother with mdm etc etc I just need the damn thing to work and do what I need.