It could be a bug people. Especially as it doesn’t happen all the time and on every platform. It’s not like Apples software is bug free.
Good. Then I would imagine you have nothing to worry about in this case.Correct. I never claimed they went to a remote server.
And you have no data to back up your assertion that it’s intentional.
I suspect “Apple Intelligence turns back on for the likely single-digit percentage of people who have it disabled” is not a priority bug to fix. It doesn’t prevent people from using their device and “fixing the issue” takes five seconds on the user’s end.
You have no data to back up its a bug.
Circular reasoning.
7GB WORTH??? NOT OKAY.Yep... Apple iOS has a ton of features, taking up a lot of memory. Some features I'll never use, but know that many other people will use them.
I'm OK with that.
"...bug are usually very much more obscure..."Using conspiracy is a little harsh term. It's how you get user adoption. Note: writing software for 30 years and 20 years of engineering/product management so I know exactly how this stuff happens. A bug it is not.
The fact it's not happening to everyone suggests nothing. It could be an A-B test. It could be a regional restriction. You have no data to back up your assertion that it's random. I would assume based on the fact they do actually test their products properly usually and bugs are usually very much more obscure, and the risk of a provisioning step blocking a user from using their device is high resulting in larger test attention, then by elimination it is unlikely to be a bug.
This is what people say about the tens of GB of storage eaten by "system data" that does not seem to get purged for many people, including myself, even when getting low on space. I spent quite a long time reading about this on Reddit after noticing that my phone has half the free space I remembered it having recently. Nothing I did helped, so I'm apparently in the group of people who will find it wont ever go away even if I am otherwise low on space and want to install something or put music on my phone.I highly suspect it is purgeable if you are low on space but stays if you have plenty of space. Which is how it should work. Especially if it has lots of context about you, you don’t want it immediately erasing because you turned it off - you maybe troubleshooting something or are otherwise turning it off temporarily. You want it to keep “knowing” what it knows.
"...bug are usually very much more obscure..."
Do you... USE anything made by the computer industry? The bugs are EVERYWHERE and many are OBVIOUS (if you're not conditioned to excuse everything as "user error" like they want you to be).
They used to do this with Bluetooth also. Was always re enabled after an update, super annoying.
Windows is absolutely intolerable. I use it for games and nothing else. Even then, I still occasionally have to use something other than Steam and it’s pretty rapidly downhill from there.Yes I spend a large quantity of the day whining about Windows thank you.
Windows is absolutely intolerable. I use it for games and nothing else. Even then, I still occasionally have to use something other than Steam and it’s pretty rapidly downhill from there.
I’m angry at Apple for going from superior to least bad option, but it’s still the least bad option in an industry of absolute endless brokenness.