Why isn't this just an option for users to enable in Settings?
Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
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Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#12The .plist doesn’t appear malicious, but I wouldn’t ideally be installing random profiles like this from random places.
Seems fine. iOS tells you exactly what the profile does and it’s not hard to understand it.
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#13Why isn't this just an option for users to enable in Settings?
> If you feel like there should be an easier way to achieve this, let Apple know using their Feedback form¹
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#14By disabling this are you hurting the ability for Siri to understand you better? Is there any negative impacts?
Edit: Sorry for asking an important question. Blocking some of the Windows spy junk causes some issues with apps.
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#15why don't you just disable Siri?
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#16The .plist doesn’t appear malicious, but I wouldn’t ideally be installing random profiles like this from random places.
Step 4 within the list is literally
> 4. If you feel like there should be an easier way to achieve this, let Apple know using their Feedback[1] form.
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#17By disabling this are you hurting the ability for Siri to understand you better? Is there any negative impacts? Edit: Sorry for asking an important question. Blocking some of the Windows spy junk causes some issues with apps.
Yes, you are.
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#18Pardon me asking but since this setting is on the client, how one is sure that it is even considered/respected on the server?
You cannot.
Re: Disabling server-side logging of Siri requests
#19why don't you just disable Siri?
I for one, ALWAYS had Siri disabled, until some evil genius decided Siri MUST be on, in order for Apple Carplay to work.