Apple Intelligence Finally Cleared to Launch in China
Apple’s on‑device generative AI service, Apple Intelligence, has received approval from Chinese regulators, paving the way for its rollout on iPhones in the country.
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Coverage highlights Apple’s proactive security updates and new features, but also emphasizes a large-scale spyware alert affecting users, giving a mixed tone.
Apple’s on‑device generative AI service, Apple Intelligence, has received approval from Chinese regulators, paving the way for its rollout on iPhones in the country.
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