An open-source tool lets you delete 12GB of Apple Intelligence data on macOS
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An open-source command-line tool was released to remove Apple Intelligence data from macOS 27. The tool allows users to delete 12GB of Apple Intelligence data. The story quieted without further developments beyond the initial release of the tool.
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macOS 27 removed the Apple Intelligence off switch. Here’s how to get rid of it anyway Digital Trends · 26d ago broke it first
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