I can't read the article because it blocks me. But I see all the actual search results. Just the AI part says "Got it! Message disregarded. Let me know if you need help with anything else." and shows half a blank screen.
EDIT: I guess if you're on a smaller screen you don't see the search results on the bottom because of the AI answer blank space.
“Heads up: This is a research project — bounties listed here are symbolic and part of an academic study on open-source contribution patterns. PRs are reviewed for research purposes only and will not be merged into production. If you're looking for paid bounty work, this is not the right repo.”
I recently switched to a carrier (Fido/Rogers in Canada). My plan limits hotspot by disabling the hotspot settings on ios. However, I was able to enable it again by changing the access point name.
All of that is true.
However, to be fair, these are older sites. The newer ones are generally cleaner and usable[1]. Even the services provided is much more streamlined.
Looks to me like it was a bug. Not giving access to any contacts broke the app completely but limited access works fine except for an annoying persistent in app notification.
You can now setup Vocal Shortcuts[1] which can be used to run any shortcut or action with almost any trigger word and without saying "Siri". However, I'm not certain if it can wake the device from sleep or not.
>If apple cared about providing encryption to the masses, ADP would be enabled by default and you'd have to opt out of it.
Apple is also a company that needs to cater to its customers. If they enabled ADP by default and customer locks themselves out and goes to Apple, they want to be able to help. ADP is intended for people who understand what it is but nit savvy enough to run their own system.