Same. The fact they're shoving AI into it and expanding it to providers who don't have privacy as a guiding principle is a key reason I'm sitting on a 14 Pro still, and why I'm exploring local alternatives with Home Assistant.

Besides, we just need to set verbal timers and control music. We don't need a full-blown verbal Oracle.

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tyre 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

They’re hosting their own Gemini, so they aren’t sacrificing to Google’s standards even if using their technology.

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kypen 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Home Assistant is indeed quite nice and relatively simple to set up with the Docker images provided by the team. Device setup on iOS was a little inconsistent, but has been rock solid for over a year. Check out Homebridge as well. I run both.

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amazingamazing 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Im curious what the threat model is that you're protecting against

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linkregister 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

By disabling Apple "Intelligence" you bypass the risk of your prompts going to OpenAI.

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Tagbert an hour ago | parent [-]

What is your concern about prompts to go OpenAI? Apple has a contract with OpenAI that explicitly prevents them from logging, storing, training, or making any use of your prompts other than to satisfy the specific current request. Apple has some good lawyers and I’m sure that the teeth are prominent in that contract.

	▲	JimDabell 6 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Not to mention the fact that the default settings are to ask the user before sending anything to ChatGPT, and you can selectively disable just the ChatGPT integration while leaving Apple Intelligence enabled.