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Apple opens advanced Siri integration to all developers in platform betas

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Apple is opening advanced Siri AI integration to all third-party developers through its latest platform betas, extending access previously concentrated in built-in apps and limited third-party support. Developers can use App Intents, which exposes an app's content and actions to Siri. The preview covers iOS 27.3, iPadOS 27.3, MacOS 27.3 and VisionOS 27.3. Apple says participating apps can use personal context, on-screen awareness and natural language to carry out custom actions such as checking deliveries or booking reservations. Developer access does not mean individual apps already support those actions: the integration depends on developers building them.
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