How to Turn Off Apple Intelligence on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac

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  Latest iPhone update enables Apple Intelligence automatically: How to turn it off

  The latest Apple update is bringing AI to your phone — whether you want it or not.
  
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  How to Use Stolen Device Protection on Apple’s iPhone

  Whether you’re worried about a new iPhone or the Apple smartphone you’ve had for ages, activating Stolen Device Protection can limit what thieves can access.
  
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• Apple disables AI notifications for news in its beta iPhone software

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• Apple slides on disappointing iPhone data in China. Here's why we're not panicking

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• Apple loses smartphone crown in China as Vivo and Huawei outsell iPhone

  US tech giant faces competition on mainland as it struggles to introduce AI features on its flagship product
  
  Financial Times - Jan. 16
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• Apple offers rare iPhone discounts in China as foreign smartphone sales drop

  Apple Inc. has kicked off the new year with iPhone discounts in China, underlining the challenges facing the tech giant in one of the world’s most populous countries.
  
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