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Users cannot fully disable Siri and Apple Intelligence on macOS and iOS
People want a reliable way to turn off Siri and AI features that keep running and using storage despite the settings toggles.
Asked seven times · In ten different places
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61
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What you could build
The offerA service that provides detailed, personalized instructions and scripts to completely disable Siri and Apple Intelligence components on macOS and iOS devices, ensuring they no longer run or consume resources.
Who paysMac and iPhone owners who have turned off Siri in settings but still see background processes and want to reclaim performance and storage.
First versionA simple website with an intake form where users describe their device; the founder manually sends a customized guide and necessary scripts to disable the hidden services.
One way to serve the need, not the only one.
Why it scores 61
Demand54Seven asked in thirty days.
Timing80Fourteen this month against three in the two before.
Market gap53Eight published pieces cover it already.
Evidence61Two independently run sources.
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How we know
Seven people asked for this in the last thirty days.
They came from two independently run sources, not one list.
Eight published pieces already cover it.
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