Apple removes Siri AI waitlist in iOS 27, except during high demand

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Apple updated a support document stating that Siri AI no longer uses a waitlist to enable access in iOS 27, except during times of "high demand." Previously, the text said enabling the feature added the user to a waitlist with variable wait times. Now Siri AI begins downloading automatically, though during high-demand periods the user might first be added to a waitlist.

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Apple no longer uses a waitlist to enable Siri AI in iOS 27, except during high-demand periods
The support document now says Siri AI downloads automatically when enabled
The waitlist was used initially after the iOS 27 launch to gauge server performance

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Apple removes Siri AI waitlist in iOS 27, except during high demand

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