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| 1 | Apple Intelligence is a system of generative AI features that are specialized to help you with your everyday tasks. | 1 | Apple Intelligence enables a wide range of system capabilities specialized to help you with your everyday tasks. |
| 2 | Apple Intelligence can help you rewrite or proofread your emails or notes, summarize your missed messages, create custom memories in Photos, generate images, and more. | 2 | Features powered by Apple Intelligence can help you rewrite or proofread your emails or notes, summarize your missed messages, edit photos, generate images, get things done with Siri, and more. |
| 5 | Apple Intelligence identifies the data necessary to provide to a generative model in order to best assist you, without requiring access to or storage of the data by Apple. | 5 | Apple Intelligence is designed to identify the data necessary to provide to a generative model in order to best assist you, without requiring access to or storage of the personal data by Apple. |
| 6 | When possible, Apple Intelligence models run entirely on device so that a task can be completed without data leaving your device. | 6 | In many cases, Apple Intelligence models run entirely on device so that a task can be completed without data leaving your device. |
| 7 | For example, when Apple Intelligence provides you with preview summaries of your emails, messages, and notifications, these summaries are generated by on-device models. | 7 | For example, when Priority Notifications determines which notifications have priority over others, that determination is made by an on-device model. |
| 9 | For these tasks, Apple Intelligence sends your request to Private Cloud Compute. | 9 | For these tasks, Apple Intelligence may send your request to Private Cloud Compute. |
| 11 | For example, when you use Writing Tools to proofread or edit an email, your device may send the email to Private Cloud Compute for a server-based model to do the proofreading or editing. | 11 | For example, when you use Image Playground to generate an image, your device will send your description to Private Cloud Compute for a server-based model to create the image. |
| 12 | When you initiate an Apple Intelligence task, a model running on your device analyzes whether the task can be completed on device. | 12 | The data being processed in Private Cloud Compute is not stored or made accessible to Apple. |
| 13 | If a larger, server-based model is required, Apple Intelligence uses Private Cloud Compute to send only data relevant to your request to be processed on Apple silicon servers. | 13 | It is processed only to fulfill your request, after which point the results are returned securely to your device and are not retained by Private Cloud Compute. |
| 14 | The data sent to and returned by Private Cloud Compute is not stored or made accessible to Apple. | 14 | Features using Apple Intelligence may need up-to-date information to answer your request. |
| 15 | The data is processed only to fulfill your request, after which point the results are returned securely to your device and are not retained by Private Cloud Compute. | 15 | For those requests, Apple Intelligence can use Search to go out to the web and get up-to-date information. |
| 16 | When your device sends a request to Private Cloud Compute, Apple only collects limited information about the request, such as the approximate size of the request and response, which features are used for the request, and how long the request takes to complete. | 16 | For example, you may configure Shortcuts to use up-to-date information, or you can ask Siri a question about current events. |
| 17 | To configure Shortcuts, go to Shortcuts > Apple Intelligence > Use Model and tap Use Broad World Knowledge. | ||
| 18 | For more information about how Search processes your data, visit www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/siri-suggestions-search. | ||
| 19 | When Apple Intelligence uses Private Information Retrieval, your device performs a cryptographic protocol that calls the server to fetch data corresponding to a particular query from the hosted database without revealing the query to the server. | ||
| 20 | Apple does not learn the device's private query or the retrieved result. | ||
| 21 | For example, when Apple Intelligence uses the common phrases users type to create suggested images and Genmoji, your device uses keywords in the common phrases to privately retrieve a pre-generated Genmoji or image matching that query without revealing which query you used to Apple. | ||
| 22 | When your request is processed on Private Cloud Compute or using Private Information Retrieval, Apple may collect limited information about the request, such as the approximate size of the request and response, which features are used for the request, and how long the request takes to complete. | ||
| 19 | You can turn on transparency logging for Apple Intelligence on your iOS, iPadOS, or visionOS device to see how your data is processed by going to Settings > Privacy & Security > Apple Intelligence Report, then selecting a report duration. | 25 | You can turn on transparency logging for Apple Intelligence on your iOS, iPadOS, or visionOS device to see how your data is processed by going to Settings > Privacy & Security > Apple Intelligence & PCC Report, then selecting a report duration. |
| 20 | On Mac, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Apple Intelligence Report, then select a report duration. | 26 | On Mac, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Apple Intelligence & PCC Report, then select a report duration. |
| 23 | Additionally, if you enable the ChatGPT extension, it will include requests sent to ChatGPT when used with supported features, like Siri, Writing Tools, or Visual Intelligence. | 29 | Additionally, if you enable the Apple Intelligence Extensions, it will include requests sent to Apple Intelligence Extensions when used with supported features, like Siri or Image Playground. |
| 30 | If Face ID or Touch ID are temporarily disabled on your device, your Apple Intelligence & PCC Report may not reflect recent requests. | ||
| 27 | On Mac, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements, and turn off Share Mac Analytics. 2025-12-12 | 34 | On Mac, go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements, and turn off Share Mac Analytics. 2026-09-14 |
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