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In Screen Time -> Content and Privacy, there's a setting to switch Siri to 'Siri Classic' which strips out the Apple Intelligence-backed behavior specifically.
by Nata_Elisym 2mo ago
In Screen Time -> Content and Privacy, there's a setting to switch Siri to 'Siri Classic' which strips out the Apple Intelligence-backed behavior specifically.
- semidror 2mo agoInstead of "Siri Classic", I selected the "Don’t Allow Siri" option, but it didn't help. The "Siri" (Siri AI.app) process keeps running regardless.
- pixl97 2mo agoSounds like Apple hired some of the Microsoft project managers.
- alexaholic 2mo agoWhy would you say that? Can't it be a genuine Apple product?
- bigstrat2003 2mo agoIt's a joke. Microsoft has been ignoring user preferences and doing what is good for Microsoft for many years now, and the parent poster was implying that Apple is now doing the same kind of bad behavior.
- card_zero 2mo agoI disagree with what you say, so remind me later.
- mh- 2mo agoI think the people who aren't greeted by this dichotomy when turning their PC aren't catching the reference. At the risk of explaining a joke: Windows tries to get you to set up things like OneDrive on startup with a "do it now" or "remind me later", there's no "never ask me about this again".
- skort 2mo agoIn my experience, every company with more than 1000 employees absolutely has garbage project managers!