A repeated 'Write with Siri' prompt in Apple's new iOS 27 and macOS 27 is annoying some users, and Fast Company says it can be switched off in settings.
Apple's new 'Write with Siri' prompt keeps popping up on iPhone and Mac, and it can be turned off. Fast Company's writer says the nudge was driving them crazy, and published a guide to shutting it off. The prompt appears in iOS 27 and macOS 27, the new operating systems Apple released last month.
iOS 27 is the new system for iPhone. macOS 27 is the new system for Mac. Fast Company's writer likes both. The Liquid Glass look, which Apple introduced last year in iOS 26 and macOS 26, now feels smoother and more polished. But the writer found one thing hard to live with: the Write with Siri prompt.
Anyone who has updated an iPhone or Mac to the new systems may run into the prompt. If it keeps showing up while you type, it can get in the way. The fix is a settings change, not a download or a workaround.
The material available does not spell out the exact steps. It also does not say where the prompt shows up most or whether Apple plans to change it.
Fast Company's full guide covers the steps for both devices.
If the Write with Siri prompt keeps interrupting you on iOS 27 or macOS 27, you can turn it off in settings.
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