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RemoveMacAI tool restores control over Apple Intelligence on macOS 27
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RemoveMacAI tool restores control over Apple Intelligence on macOS 27

A new open-source command-line tool, RemoveMacAI, allows Mac users to disable Apple Intelligence features and delete associated models on macOS 27, reclaiming up to 12GB of storage. The tool addresses the removal of the system-wide toggle in the latest OS update, using configuration profiles to prevent model redownloading while keeping System Integrity Protection enabled.

Open-source tool removes 12GB of Apple Intelligence data from macOS 27
technology1 day ago

Open-source tool removes 12GB of Apple Intelligence data from macOS 27

A new open-source command-line tool called RemoveMacAI allows Mac users to delete approximately 12GB of Apple Intelligence models and disable related features on macOS 27. The tool addresses the removal of the system-wide toggle for Apple Intelligence in the latest OS update, which previously allowed users to easily disable these features. By using configuration profiles, the tool prevents models from redownloading while keeping System Integrity Protection enabled. While it frees significant space, it disables AI features like Siri, Writing Tools, and Image Playground, though dictation remains functional. The tool has gained rapid traction on GitHub and social media, though users are warned about potential risks and the lack of official Apple support.

RemoveMacAI Tool Frees 12GB+ by Deleting Apple Intelligence Models on macOS 27
technology1 day ago

RemoveMacAI Tool Frees 12GB+ by Deleting Apple Intelligence Models on macOS 27

A new open-source command-line tool called RemoveMacAI allows Mac users to reclaim approximately 12GB of storage by disabling and deleting Apple Intelligence models on macOS 27. The tool addresses the removal of the system-wide toggle for Apple Intelligence in the latest OS update, which previously allowed users to easily disable these features. By using configuration profiles, the tool prevents models from redownloading while keeping System Integrity Protection enabled. While it frees significant space, it disables AI features like Siri, Writing Tools, and Image Playground, though dictation remains functional. The tool has gained rapid traction on GitHub and social media, though users are warned about potential risks and the lack of official Apple support.