Here’s How You Can Disable Offensive Language For Your Iphones’ Siri

Sundar Pichai - Nov 04, 2019

Siri uses explicit language during the conversation. This is where this little hack can save your day by disabling explicit language for Siri.

If you have a habit of waking up Siri whenever a question pops up in your mind, you have probably experienced several awkward situations with this software. The iPhones’ virtual assistant may give you the right answer, but sometimes with an explicit language. Undoubtedly, Siri isn’t aware of the people around you, so it clearly wouldn’t care that you would feel embarrassed or not. Therefore, this guide comes to help you to avoid these humiliating situations by disabling explicit words for Apple's virtual assistant.

Apple Siri Listening 1280x720 — The iPhones’ virtual assistant may give you the right answer, but sometimes with an explicit language.

iPhone or iPad features a native option that can filter out all the offensive languages for the virtual assistant. Of course, you can choose to turn off the function, but it’s better activating it when you are surrounded by family members or some admirable people. Let us walk you through four steps below.

Step 1. Go to the Settings app on your iPhone/ iPad, looking for Screen Time.

Step 2. Under Screen Time, choose Content & Privacy Restrictions and switch this function on.

Step 3. Navigate to the Content Restrictions option and tap on it.

Step 4. Press Explicit Language under the Siri section, then click on Don’t Allow.

Finishing all these steps, you now can feel confident to ask Siri any questions without worrying about offensive dialects.

Apple Biedt Excuses Aan Voor Meeluisteren Via Siri — You should check out the virtual assistant and the dictation history frequently for better data privacy.

And here’s another point: Siri is the personal assistant offered by Apple, it might put you under the risk of data exposure. For the best privacy of your personal information, you should check out Siri and the dictation history frequently, then delete it from time to time. Also, iPhones allow you to get access to untrusted shortcuts on iOS 13, so you can help yourself with a cooler Siri Shortcuts.