If Apple's AI suggestions in Messages annoys you, there's a solution
Apple is adding per-category toggles and an auto-hide option for Suggested Actions after complaints that some recommendations felt random.
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18 Handy Apple Messages Features You Should Already Be Using
From asking Siri AI for writing assistance to creating a Genmoji based on a description or photo, iOS 27 adds several helpful new features for Apple Messages. Here’s how to take advantage. Apple Messages is your default option for texting on an iPhone or iPad, but it can handle a lot more than simple messaging. With iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, you’re now able to do even more. The new Siri AI can help …
If Apple's AI suggestions in Messages annoys you, there's a solution
The current beta of iOS 27.2 includes a Siri AI “suggested actions” feature in the Messages app that some will consider useful and others find annoying. A developer who has found a number of unannounced features has discovered that Apple is seeking to keep everyone happy with a new set of options … more…
iOS 27.2 May Let You Hide Specific Suggested Actions in Messages
iOS 27.2 is coming soon with several new features for iPhone users, including Suggested Actions in Messages, a feature that lets the Messages app offer actions based on the context of conversations. If someone asks for a photo, Messages might suggest inserting it with a tap. If someone invites you to an event, Messages can suggest adding it to the Calendar app. Suggested Actions in Messages originally appeared in the iOS 27 beta but was pulled i…
With iOS 27.2, Apple is preparing more control over the new context-dependent proposals of the news app. Notes in the third beta show new switches that can be used to deactivate individual types of automatic actions. In addition, suggestions that no one is using anyway should disappear automatically after some time on request. Turn off calendars, reminders and maps individually The [...] ★ iPhone tickers at Google prefer ★ The post iOS 27.2: Mor…
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