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ISTR that Apple enabled it _only_ for Siri, probably (as you said) to reduce perceived ios7 crappiness (likely because users don't care that things are broken t
by philsnow 13y ago
ISTR that Apple enabled it _only_ for Siri, probably (as you said) to reduce perceived ios7 crappiness (likely because users don't care that things are broken through no fault of Apples, they just see brokenness)
- NamTaf 13y agoI had always assumed that it was because Apple controlled both the client and server infrastructure in that case? Whereas with web browsing, they obviously don't control of the servers.