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The new Siri won’t be available on iPhones in the EU, due to Digital Markets Act - 9to5Mac

Apple's new Siri AI blocked in the EU. The Digital Markets Act just became real for consumer AI.

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Why it matters

EU regulation is now directly blocking AI feature deployments in consumer products. This sets a precedent for how DMA enforcement will shape which markets get access to cutting-edge AI capabilities—and which don't.

The key facts

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  1. Apple Intelligence Siri features delayed indefinitely in EU

  2. Digital Markets Act cited as regulatory barrier

  3. Regulatory enforcement preventing AI product rollout to major market

  4. Broader Apple Intelligence upgrade delays linked to EU compliance

  5. Market fragmentation: EU consumers receiving different AI features than rest of world

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