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EU iPhone and iPad Users Could Still Face Months-Long Wait for Siri AI

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Apple's upgraded Siri AI could remain unavailable in the European Union for several months yet, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In his latest Power On newsletter, Gurman said a delay of around five months would be the "absolute best-case scenario," with European users potentially facing an even longer wait while Apple negotiates its compliance with the bloc's digital rules. Gurman reckons Apple is withholding the upgrade to pressure the Eu…

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One of the main new functions of iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 is the new version of the Siri assistant, powered by artificial intelligence.However, this function is not yet available in the European Union, although Apple released new versions of operating systems last month.According to journalist Mark Gurman, who is considered a reliable source for informant reports about Apple, users in the EU should not expect Siri AI to be available soon.According t…

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Apple's refusal to launch its new Siri AI for users in the European Union is becoming a long-running issue that won't be resolved anytime soon. At the heart of the dispute is the discrepancy between the strict requirements of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Cupertino tech giant's philosophy on protecting personal data. On the one hand, European regulators are demanding full interoperability and openness of the platform, which would allow t…

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The relationship between Apple and Brussels continues to be marked by differences about the future of the iPhone. Between changes in the App Store and the delay in the new Siri in the European Union, the challenge is to reconcile competition, privacy and access to new features. New Siri: Apple points to European regulation The new Siri promises an interaction [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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