Apple Intelligence is not As big as a success story as Apple may have expected. The suite of Artificial intelligence characteristics– introduced at the end of 2024 In iOS 18.1– has received mixed reactions. Some functions such as automatically transcribing language notes and recordings, create custom emojisAnd proofreading are practical. Others not so much. Apple came under fire to inaccurate notification summaries, especially such From news appsAnd it temporarily deactivated the function for news and entertainment apps in iOS 18.3.
When Apple launched the AI company for the first time, they had to decide. Now Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.3, which has been published today, is automatically activated for new users during the onboarding process, and everyone who is updated to iOS 18.3. You can still unsubscribe by following a few steps. Regardless of whether you only want to activate certain functions or deactivate the whole, you can switch off the Apple Intelligence.
Further information on Apple Intelligence (and other functions) can be found in our iOS 18 Roundup And Macos Sequoia Roundup. Take a look at our other Apple guides, including the Best iPhonesPresent Best iPadsAnd Best MacBooks.
What is driven by Apple Intelligence?
Photography: Julian Chokkattu
Read our above -mentioned summary of for the breakdown of Apple Intelligence and how every function works iOS 18 features And MacOS 15 functions. Below you will find a list of all functions that you can access when you are activated:
- Writing tools
- Chatgpt expansion via Siri
- Genemoji
- Scene
- Picture rod
- Priority reports
- Summaries in email and news
- Notification summary
- Reduce the interruptions focus
Remember Apple Intelligence is only available on selected devices. Even if older iPhones iOS 18 can download, only hires such as the iPhone 15 Pro and the entire iPhone 16 area support Apple’s AI functions.
How to deactivate Apple Intelligence
Screenshot with the kind permission of Julian Chokkattu
Deactivating Apple Intelligence is the same process, regardless of whether you use an iPhone, an iPad or a Mac: