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As others, I fail to see a problem here.    Apple's constant drumbeat about privacy and security of customers' information is the reason Siri and Apple Intelligence are pretty much useless today.   Most Apple users do not allow the collection and use of any personal information, and this is based on tech pundits and Apple recommending over the years that those users turn off any data-collection settings in all their devices.     How is Siri supposed to learn anything about you, where you are, what you're trying to do, what you like to do, where you go, where you work, where you like to eat, shop, and play, etc etc if you do not allow it to collect any information in regards to any of those things?     This information can be collected anonymously but few Apple users allow it.

Google on the other hand, knows everything about you, where you live, where you go, where you eat, shop, play, and work.  They collect all this data every time you use a Google-related app, whether you have allowed them to do so or even if you know about if or not.    And the result is that Google's digital assistant is FAR more useful and correct in everything it does, because it KNOWS you.    There is just no comparison in the utility of Google's assistant and Siri's ignorance.   And it is because Siri knows NOTHING about you.