AppleInsider notes hardware now affected by EU Siri dispute
3 Yesterday 10:18 AM · 16h ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 3 of 3
AppleInsider observed that while Apple has long withheld Siri AI from EU iPhones amid regulatory disputes, this is the first time the standoff has blocked a hardware product release in the region.
“Apple already denies European users Siri AI because of regulatory disputes, but now for the first time its hardware is being affected with no EU release for the HomeView.”
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the EU isn't the whole of Europe UK, Russia, Turkey, Switzerland, Norway, and Ukraine are all counted as "Europe" in Switzerland in particular apple has a 57% market share for phones and a whopping 24% market share for macs situation is similar for Norway. in the UK market share is 46% compare that with 23% in Germany in both cases you need to add…
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Apple already denies European users Siri AI because of regulatory disputes, but now for the first time its hardware is being affected with no EU release for the HomeView. https:// appleinsider.com/articles/26/1 0/13/europes-clashing-with-apple-means-no-homeview-for-the-eu?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon
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How is excluding a market larger than the US and Canada combined supposed to make them more money? Apple just isn't that popular in Europe compared to other parts of the world. It's hard to put an exact figure on revenue in the EU because their 'Europe' reporting region includes the Middle East, India and all of Africa but their US revenue alone…
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‘Apple said it is "working constructively with the EU in an attempt to find a path forward," but provided no timeline for EU availability’ https://www. macrumors.com/2026/10/13/apple -homeview-wont-be-available-in-eu/
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Manafacturing makes up 14-19% of EU GDP, in U.S. it’s ~10%. This is not adjusted for PPP either. Your comment about tech so completely misses the point that you don’t even realise you made an own goal. US is famous for big monopolistic tech companies which actually hurt innovation. And not all innovation is tech based. In any case, you can look up…
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Lately european public debate is filling with "european exeptionalism" so much it's starting to bother me like they feel entitled to get a product, people don't want Apple to be compliant. Laws are made just to exercise power, with no other purpose. And as we're even loosing the "regulatory superpower" shield, public opinion will get angrier at…
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European Union Share: Exact figures isolated strictly to the European Union (excluding non-EU European countries and the Middle East/Africa region inside Apple's "Europe" segment) are estimated by analysts to account for roughly 25% to 30% of Apple's broader European segment revenue
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Not having american companies spy on european citizens through’AI’ devices in our homes is just a matter of national security at this point. Why take the risk, Tim Cook stood behind Trump at the inauguration, can’t trust these companies anymore.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector was approximately 7% larger at prevailing exchange rates vs EU. And yes that’s why the world is all using Sweden/switz tech right?
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Cause DMA don't apply to Apple TV. DMA only apply to iOS and iPadOS. So iPhone doesn't support Siri AI, meanwhile Mac supports Siri AI.
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Well if the US administration blackmails them into releasing data they can and will do it quickly
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I understand this. My question was why it applies to the HomeView but not the Apple TV.
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Dystopia with pleasingly rounded edges is better than dystopia with poor design!
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