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The downloading faces to watch manually could be interesting and be step 1/3838 to finally get custom watch faces. But probably not
 
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But either way, it seems like Siri is getting dumber by the minute. Lately, when an alarm on a homepod in another room goes off and I tell Siri (in German) via another homepod to "Stop the alarm in x" it responds with something like "Should I stop the Alarm in room x?". Me "Yes". Siri "That's what I thought" (not stopping the alarm). Everytime. And the cherry on top of the heap is that this used to work a year ago.
Still works for me (I do this quite often), but I'm on i(Pad)OS 18.
 
So many bizarre responses to a point update that doesn’t contain a Siri change that Apple never promised. Some griftin’ rando makes it up as he goes along and people treat it as official changelog 🤦‍♂️

New Siri will arrive when it’s ready, these are nice tweaks.

It's a tradition here to immediately slam anything announced by Apple. Which goes back back many years.
 
This new toggle is unclear to me. Anyone know what “Allow your trusted Apple devices to provide search results to icloud.com” means?

iCloud Web Settings​

In the iCloud section of the Settings app, there's now an "iCloud.com" option if you scroll all the way to the bottom of the interface. It replaces the simple "Access ‌iCloud‌ Data on the Web" toggle that was previously available.

ios 26 4 icloud web

The setting includes a new "Allow Search" toggle that lets trusted Apple devices provide search results to iCloud.com.
 
At this point they should polish Siri 1.0 a bit. Then use their google partnership to leverage Gemini for intelligence to the degree they can with privacy and leave it at that.
 
I don't understand all the hate. 26.4 looks like a great update and fills in some features Apple has fallen behind on.

I understand the community is disappointed in Apple of late. Yes, the first-party apps have all fallen way behind, the world has moved to AI, and Apple's contribution looks like, for the first time in the company's history, that they don't get it and are catching up. And God help us, the Liquid Glass and basic, basic, basic, UI sloppiness. But 26.4 shows hope--along with recent hiring--that Apple is going to take software outside of what builds their ecosystem and subscriptions seriously.

I, for one, was happy to read this article.
 
Working as intended. Requires explicit user action (manual tap) to ensure accountability and prevent false positives. Not a bug.

"There is a new bug in Carplay. I was driving home and got a text message, Carplay read it to me... and then 15 seconds later it read it to me again... then 15 seconds later.... it kept on doing it until i picked up the phone and clicked on the message to mark it read.

Very annoying bug."
 
There is a new bug in Carplay. I was driving home and got a text message, Carplay read it to me... and then 15 seconds later it read it to me again... then 15 seconds later.... it kept on doing it until i picked up the phone and clicked on the message to mark it read.

Very annoying bug.
Working as intended. Requires explicit user action (manual tap) to ensure accountability and prevent false positives. Not a bug.
 
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Interesting timing. So maybe we will see beta 2 on march second with the new Siri update before the experience event, so they can all try it and report about it. If this will come true this will be an genius marketing campaign
 
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