Siri’s Rebirth in iOS 27 Will Might Offer an Auto-Delete Perk for Your AI Chats
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says the app will let users auto-delete chat histories and keep Siri conversations on Apple’s private cloud servers.
- At the Worldwide Developers Conference next month, Apple will unveil a standalone Siri app featuring a chatbot-like experience to reestablish the company's relevance in artificial intelligence.
- According to Mark Gurman, Apple will differentiate the new Siri by implementing tighter privacy limits that restrict how long user information persists compared to other chatbots.
- Users can set conversation history to automatically delete after 30 days or one year, and the app offers a new conversation view or a Messages-style list.
- Running Google Gemini on private cloud compute servers, Apple will process Siri conversations without handing data directly to Google; the company will likely launch these features with a beta label.
- Privacy will be Apple's differentiator in the competitive AI market, though the company faces pressure to prove these new features are not merely unfinished experiments after a two-year delay.
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Apple's new Siri will have auto-deleting chats, report claims
We already know, thanks to multiple rumors and reports, that Apple is planning a massive overhaul of its smart assistant Siri, in the upcoming iOS 27. Now, a new report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has some details on the privacy aspects of this new, smarter Siri. SEE ALSO: OpenAI may sue Apple over ChatGPT integration According to the report, Apple's standalone Siri will have a strong emphasis on privacy. One feature that it's not very common i…
The tech giant plans to prioritize data security to outshine its main competitors in the neural network market. Apple plans to unveil a completely new version of its AI as early as June at its annual WWDC 2026 developer conference. Privacy and personal information protection will be a key topic during the large-scale presentation of the updated Siri voice assistant, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing Bloomberg.
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