9to5mac.com Apple Releases iOS 27.2 with Enhanced Siri AI Features
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- •iOS and macOS 27.2 updates enhance Siri AI with memory and contextual features.
- •Siri AI now supports five additional languages but remains unavailable in the EU and mainland China.
- •Users can exclude specific apps from Siri's data access through new settings.
On October 26, 2026, Apple released iOS and macOS 27.2, introducing significant updates to Siri AI. The update allows Siri to recall past conversations and access a broader range of data sources, including Messages and voicemails. Users can now exclude specific apps from Siri's access through a new setting. Siri AI is now available in five additional languages: French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish, although it remains unavailable in the EU and mainland China. The update also includes features like context-aware suggestions in Messages and support for SynthID watermarking in Photos. The macOS version mirrors these enhancements, focusing on Siri-related updates. Apple is reportedly working with the EU to resolve the availability issue. No vulnerabilities or exploits were reported in conjunction with this update.
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