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Dominic Preston
Apple adds Siri disclaimer to iPhone 16 pages.

After admitting that AI-powered upgrades to Siri are taking “longer than we thought,” Apple has added a disclaimer to its iPhone 16, 16E, and 16 Pro product pages warning that some features “will be available with a future software update.”

There was no disclaimer on the site last week, even though the features were just as unavailable then. Apple has also pulled an iPhone 16 ad focused on the unreleased upgrades.

<em>Here’s how Apple’s iPhone 16 page looks today.</em>
<em>Here’s how the Internet Archive recorded it on March 5th.</em>
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Here’s how Apple’s iPhone 16 page looks today.
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