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Apple Intelligence is now on by default. Here's how you turn it off.

Apple's latest operating system update included one big change for Apple Intelligence: it's on by default now. Users of compatible iPhone, iPad and Mac devices previously had to opt-in to use Apple Intelligence features. In the 18.3 update, Apple Intelligence will now be enabled automatically for new users and those upgrading who may not have opted in previously. The first batch of Apple Intelligence features, which introduced Apple-built generative models and other enhancements to existing software, launched in October, with more features rolling out in December for devices. Here's how to opt out of Apple Intelligence:Turning off Apple Intelligence To turn off Apple Intelligence, navigate to "Settings" on the device. In "Settings," tap on "Apple Intelligence & Siri" and then toggle off the button next to "Apple Intelligence."
Supported devices For iPhone, Apple Intelligence is compatible with these devices: All iPhone 16 models iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max The update is compatible with these iPad devices: iPad Pro (M1 and later) iPad Air (M1 and later) Apple Intelligence is compatible with these Mac devices: MacBook Air (M1 and later) and MacBook Pro (M1 and later) iMac (M1 and later) Mac mini (M1 and later) Mac Studio (M1 Max and later) Mac Pro (M2 Ultra)
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