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Apple’s intelligence is not A success story as great as Apple may have expected. The set of artificial intelligence characteristics, introduced at the end of 2024 in iOS 18.1, has received mixed reactions. Some capacities, such as automatically transcribing notes and voice recordings, creating personalized emojis and review, are useful. Others not so much. Apple was criticized for inaccurate notification summaries, particularly those Of news applicationsand has temporarily disabled the function of news and entertainment applications in iOS 18.3.
When Apple first launched its AI company, it had to opt. But now, with iOS 18.3, who has just launched today, Apple Intelligence is automatically enabled during the incorporation process for new users, and any person who is updated to iOS 18.3. You can still choose to continue following some steps. Whether you want to enable only certain characteristics or disable everything, here is how to turn off Apple Intelligence.
For more information about Apple Intelligence (and other features), see our Roundup and Macos Sequo Roundup of iOS 18. In addition, see our other Apple guides, including the best iPhones, the best iPads and the best MacBooks.
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To obtain a breakdown of Apple’s intelligence and how each feature works, read our summary mentioned above of the characteristics of iOS 18 and the characteristics of macOS 15. Below is a list of all the capabilities you will have access when it is when it is enabled:
Remember, Apple Intelligence is only available on selected devices. For example, even if the oldest iPhones can download iOS 18, only phones such as iPhone 15 Pro and the entire iPhone 16 range support Apple’s abilities.
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Disable Apple’s intelligence is the same process, whether you are using an iPhone, iPad or Mac: