🔧Siri Still Runs on macOS 27 Despite Disabling
Siri Keeps Running Even When You Think You Turned It Off
TL;DR
Disabling Siri in macOS 27 doesn't fully turn it off. The 'Siri AI.app' process still runs, consuming 10% of base model space. Developers need to disable SIP and specific launchd tasks to fully remove Siri.
Apple's latest macOS 27 update doesn't fully disable Siri even when you think you've turned it off. The 'Siri AI.app' process continues to run, consuming 10% of base model space. This affects developers and power users who want a clean, efficient system. To fully disable Siri, you need to disable SIP and specific launchd tasks. Xcode 27, required for developing for new iPhones, demands macOS 27, making this a necessary step for many developers. The EU update is expected to be a small UI tweak, not a full fix.
Key Points
Disabling Siri in Settings doesn't fully turn it off; 'Siri AI.app' still runs on macOS 27.
The 'Siri AI.app' process consumes 10% of base model space, impacting performance and storage.
To fully disable Siri, developers must disable SIP and specific launchd tasks related to Siri.
Xcode 27 requires macOS 27 for developing new iPhone apps, pushing developers to update.
EU macOS 27 update expected to be a small UI tweak, not addressing the underlying issue.
Why It Matters
Developers using Xcode 27 for iPhone development must update to macOS 27, leaving them with the ongoing issue of Siri consuming 10% of base model space. This affects performance and storage, making it crucial for developers to disable SIP and specific launchd tasks to fully remove Siri. Power users also face this issue, impacting system efficiency and privacy.
Comments
Be the first to comment
Enjoyed this article?
Get it daily. 7am. Free. Reads in 5 minutes.
Join 3,483 builders reading daily.