iOS 27 Expands GymKit to iPhone and AirPods
9to5Mac reported that Apple is extending GymKit-style workout syncing to iPhone and AirPods Pro 3 in iOS 27. The outlet says the setup can mirror the Apple Watch gym experience on compatible equipment.
9to5Mac noted that the latest iOS 27 developer beta includes specific system prompts for Siri to decline any user requests to extract or summarize content from URLs.
New internal instructions for Apple’s digital assistant require it to explicitly state it cannot access live web pages, avoiding potential copyright or sustainability issues with site owners.
This move highlights Apple's cautious approach to AI-driven web scraping and their commitment to directing traffic back to original content creators.
The report is based on internal system prompt findings within a developer beta released by Apple.
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