Apple's CEO talks to our President a lot. I'm guessing he may know something we don't. Like maybe our President agreed to give Poland to his boss/handler in Russia.Thank you, Apple, for finally adding the Polish language to Siri after 14 years… not
Nothing you have contributed under this post is correct, not a single thing, but you stated it all so confidently.Apple Intelligence is ONLY available in Germany and France in the EU. The number of languages it supports just means that, in those two countries you can speak those languages and make use of the feature.
The DMA is an important piece of EU specific legislation for you to know about, you should read up on it.
https://www.apple.com/ios/feature-availability/Apple Intelligence is ONLY available in Germany and France in the EU. The number of languages it supports just means that, in those two countries you can speak those languages and make use of the feature.
The DMA is an important piece of EU specific legislation for you to know about, you should read up on it.
I think arabic is too complicatedStill no Arabic? Come on Apple!
Apple Intelligence is not even available in China and they support two versions of Chinese, this is hilarious lol
With iOS 26.1, Apple Intelligence is gaining support for additional languages, including Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese (Portugal), Swedish, Turkish, Chinese (Traditional), and Vietnamese.
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Apple announced plans to expand the languages that can be used with Apple Intelligence last year, and now the added language support is here. Apple Intelligence is now available in the following languages:
The iOS 26.1 update also adds more languages that work with AirPods Live Translation, including Japanese, Korean, Italian, and Chinese (both Mandarin Traditional and Simplified).
- English (U.S.)
- English (Australia)
- English (Canada)
- English (New Zealand)
- English (U.K.)
- English (South Africa)
- English (India)
- English (Singapore)
- Chinese (Simplified)
- French
- Japanese
- Spanish
- German
- Italian
- Korean
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Danish (iOS 26.1)
- Dutch (iOS 26.1)
- Norwegian (iOS 26.1)
- Portuguese (Portugal) (iOS 26.1)
- Swedish (iOS 26.1)
- Turkish (iOS 26.1)
- Chinese (Traditional) (iOS 26.1)
- Vietnamese
iOS 26.1 is available for developers right now, but Apple will likely expand it to public beta testers in the coming weeks.
Article Link: iOS 26.1 Adds New Apple Intelligence Languages and Expands AirPods Live Translation
I admit. I used AI search yesterday and today I see 23%. Might be me googling it wrong.I don’t know how you use Google, but quick google search literally gave me number 5 times greater than yours (which still might not be a lot, but it’s ~10mil people)
An excellent reply showing how little knowledge many people have and how much disinformation they can throw around…I mean, blame the DMA? It states that before any device/service can be designated a gatekeeper, it has to be offered in 3 or more member countries. Germany counts as one, France counts as two and Poland would count as three. So, as long as it’s not in Poland (or anywhere else in the EU) they avoid gatekeeper fines.
Sounds to me like the folks in charge knew how it would affect how companies invest, so they specifically made sure that Germany and France would still get their tech. And the rep in Poland signed off on this.![]()