Siri AI is already changing how I use my iPhone
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If early testers say iOS 27’s Siri changes how they use their iPhone, behavior is shifting from app-first to intent-first faster than most product teams planned. Audit your mobile funnel: where can Siri handle the first step — and how do you make sure your service is the one it calls next?
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