The new model

iPhone 16, what Apple Intelligence does and when it will arrive in Europe

Support for the Italian language does not yet have a date, while there is for French and Spanish: however, this does not mean that it will arrive in France and Spain

by Luca Salvioli

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Apple unveiled the iPhone 16 as the first of a new generation of models 'built from the ground up' for artificial intelligence. Some of the capabilities are shown during the keynote: text rewriting, reuse of a text from one application to another with a change of tone in the writing, creation of new emoji on demand, an improvement in the way photos are searched for from the gallery, with even more precise requests than now, creation of movies on demand with a description that draws from our media material, summaries of emails and notifications, a photo of a restaurant to Google it and make a reservation, a model of a bicycle, or an animal to get information with ChatGpt, and then an improvement in Siri's ability to converse with the user and a series of new actions it is capable of performing.

Apple's Privacy

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Many of the models on which Apple Intelligence is based run exclusively locally, Apple explained. When more computing power is needed to handle more complex queries, Private Cloud Compute moves the processing to the cloud to access a larger dataset, 'but provides the same level of privacy and security as Apple devices'.

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In this way, 'user data is never stored or shared with Apple: it is only used to handle the user's request. Furthermore, when the user accesses ChatGPT via Siri or Writing Tools, built-in privacy protection systems ensure that IP addresses are obscured and OpenAI does not store requests. Users can access ChatGPT for free without having to create an account, and if they choose to link their account, ChatGPT's data usage policy will apply.

Apple Intelligence therefore relies on the latest processors developed by Cupertino, with the necessary power to be able to generate content (as we shall see, those of the iPhone 15 Pro are also fine).

When will Apple Intelligence arrive?

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"This is just the beginning," said Apple's head of software, Craig Federighi. The release will be gradual with progressive software updates. The first set of Apple Intelligence features will be available in October as a beta version as part of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1; other features will be available in the following months.

It will be available on iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, and on iPads and Macs with M1 chips and later, setting Siri and the device language to American English. By the end of the year, Apple Intelligence will be available in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and South Africa for the local English variant. Other languages will also arrive next year, including Chinese, French, Japanese and Spanish.

When will it arrive in Italy?

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Italian, therefore, is currently not among the languages on which there is already a roadmap. This was also the case for the first Siri: Italian support arrived at the end of 2012, while the launch was made in October 2011.

The issue, however, is more complicated this time. Apple Intelligence, as previously announced, is currently not available for iPhones and iPads in the European Union because Cupertino has expressed concern about the effects of the Digital Service Act. When will the deadlock with Europe be broken? It is not known. Apple has announced French and Spanish among the languages available in 2025, but that does not mean they will be available in France and Spain. They might be in countries where those languages are spoken outside the EU: Switzerland, Canada, Central and South America.

In the European Union there is currently only one device to try out Apple Intelligence, namely Macs, updating the operating system next month. MacOS is in fact treated differently from iOS in the context of the European Digital Service Act. iOS is considered by the EU to be a 'gatekeeper', a status that puts the mobile operating system in a position of control over its target market. And that makes it currently unpredictable when Apple Intelligence will actually be available in the EU. .

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