iOS 15 will bring some privacy updates, but the most useful one is Siri. Apple today confirmed that Siri will get device-based voice recognition features in iOS 15. This is not only a major step in Siri’s privacy, but it also looks set to be a major improvement in usability.
First of all, from the name alone, you can see what voice recognition on the device means to privacy. If your voice commands are processed on the device, this means that they will not be sent to any off-site server for processing, which means that your Siri queries only stay between you and your phone.
It’s simple, but it’s an aspect that also helps usability. As voice commands are processed on the device, Siri will become faster. Apple demonstrated to us that it continuously sends out some voice commands to Siri. Of course, the processing speed of these commands can be said to be very fast.
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Although you may not encounter a situation where you need to send 20 different voice commands to Siri in a row, even a single query will feel more agile. The voice processing on the device means that Siri can work without the Internet, provided that your query does not require Siri to access the Internet first.
With local processing power, in iOS 15, setting timers, alarms, reminders, and changing settings should all be much faster than Siri. As the iOS 15 release date approaches, we will look forward to more demonstrations of voice processing on Siri devices.
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