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iPhone and iPad owners living in the European Union will miss out on the all-new Siri AI announced this week at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference.

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The Californian company has called out the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for delaying the rollout of new features, something that it previously warned could be an unintended consequence.Siri AI has been rebuilt from the ground up to take advantage of new Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, letting you ask complex general knowledge questions, as well as personal queries about photos, emails, and text messages stored on your device — a first for the talkactive AI that's been preinstalled on every iPhone since 2011.Apple will release the all-new Siri with its latest operating systems sometime this autumn, following an extension period of beta testing, but anyone living in the 27 European Union member states will miss out.Apple Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi, said: "We're deeply disappointed that our EU users...

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