Apple's head of AI mentions iOS 17 Safari Private Browsing search in Google antitrust testimony

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Apple's head of AI mentions iOS 17 Safari Private Browsing search in Google antitrust testimony

https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/09/23/apple-ai-chief-refers-to-ios-17-safari-search-feature-in-google-antitrust-testimonyOpen link View original on lemmy.world

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programming.dev

The author of this article seems confused about what is a browser and what is a search engine.

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midwest.social

It makes the article almost impossible to read

mr_tyler_durden

lemmy.world

Was this article written with AI or just by someone who has no clue what they are talking about?

During his testimony on Thursday and Friday, Bloomberg reports Giannandrea took the time to mention a feature of Safari for iOS 17 that wasn't reported on for its introduction. The quietly introduced feature allows users to set a different browser when using Private Browsing than the default.

“Different browser”, what they mean is “different search engine”. Even if this author was competent this article is a nothing-burger. Not sure how setting a different search engine in private mode has anything to do with the Google antitrust trial.

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