Apple Intelligence commercials make it clear that Apple’s latest software is for idiots — and using some of the new tools feels pretty stupid, too. CNET’s Br...
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The first and only thing I want to know about Apple Intelligence is how to turn it off.
Oh good, I’m using English (UK), so it won’t work to begin with.
It will, starting with 18.2 which is to be released next week.