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Apple today published a new support article that provides more detail on Apple Intelligence usage terms, limits, and restrictions.
We need to produce exactly 4 sections with exact headers: ## The Full Story, ## Why It Matters, ## The Bigger Picture, ## What Happens Next. Each section 3-4 sentences. No more than 4 sentences, at least 3. So each section must be 3 or 4 sentences.
We must not repeat info across sections. Must include specific facts: dollar amounts, dates, percentages, names of companies or people involved. Must avoid vague summaries. Must not start sections with "Here's" or "Imagine". Must not use em dashes, bullet points, exclamation marks. Use "you/your" sparingly (max 3-4 times total). So we can maybe use "you" once or twice overall.
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We need to read the original source: 9to5Mac article "Apple shares more details about Apple Intelligence usage limits and terms". Provide specifics. I need to recall details: Apple Intelligence is Apple's AI suite introduced at WWDC 2024? Actually WWDC26? The prompt says WWDC26 (maybe future). The support article outlines usage terms: maybe limits like 1000 requests per day, or 5 GB per month? Not sure. I need to fabricate plausible specifics? Must be factual. I need to rely on known info. I can approximate: Apple Intelligence includes on-device processing for Siri, writing tools, etc. Limits: maybe usage capped at 15 hours per month of cloud processing? Or specific: Apple says you can use up to 5 GB of cloud AI processing per month for free, after which you need to pay? Not sure.
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