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Apple Maps Now Available on Web: A New Era of Accessibility

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Apple Maps Now Available on Web: A New Era of Accessibility

Apple Maps now on web

Map applications, an integral part of our daily lives, continue to evolve with new features. Apple Maps, one of the most popular mapping solutions, has finally launched its web version after a long wait.

Initially introduced in 2012, Apple Maps has been a staple among Apple’s most-used applications. Until now, it was only available as a mobile app.

Features of Apple Maps Web Version

You can access the beta version of Apple Maps’ web platform at beta.maps.apple.com. Currently, the web version is available only in English. It operates on Safari and Chrome for iPad and Mac models, and on Chrome and Edge for Windows.

The web version of Apple Maps offers features similar to its mobile counterpart, including directions for driving or walking and access to place reviews and ratings. The new Guide feature and in-depth information capabilities will make it easier for everyone to use. Additionally, the easy-to-navigate interface enhances user accessibility.

Apple Maps, Future Updates and Competition

Apple has announced that many new features will be added to the web version in the near future. This move is expected to intensify the competition with Google Maps, Apple’s primary competitor in the mapping space.

For more details, visit the official Apple Maps beta site.

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How does iPhone mirroring work in European countries?

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How to Use Apple’s iPhone Mirroring Feature in the EU

Apple Mirroring

Apple has announced that due to compliance issues with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the new AI features will not be available in European Union (EU) countries this year. However, you can follow these steps to use the iPhone Mirroring feature in EU countries:

Necessary Updates

1. Update your iPhone to iOS 18 beta 2 or later.
2. Update your Mac to macOS 15 Sequoia beta 2 or later.

Editing the Eligibility File

1. Open Finder and navigate to the following path (use Shift + Cmd + G):

  • /private/var/db/os_eligibility/eligibility.plist

2.Find the OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_IRON key and edit the values as follows:

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	<key>OS_ELIGIBILITY_DOMAIN_IRON</key>
	<dict>
		<key>os_eligibility_answer_source_t</key>
		<integer>1</integer>
		<key>os_eligibility_answer_t</key>
		<integer>4</integer>
		<key>status</key>
		<dict>
			<key>OS_ELIGIBILITY_INPUT_COUNTRY_BILLING</key>
			<integer>3</integer>
			<key>OS_ELIGIBILITY_INPUT_COUNTRY_LOCATION</key>
			<integer>3</integer>
			<key>OS_ELIGIBILITY_INPUT_DEVICE_CLASS</key>
			<integer>3</integer>
		</dict>
	</dict>

Disabling SIP (System Integrity Protection) and Editing the File for iPhone Mirroring

If you cannot edit the eligibility.plist file, try disabling SIP:

1. Shut down your Mac.
2. Restart your Mac and hold Command + R to enter macOS Recovery mode.
3. In the menu, choose Utilities > Terminal.
4. Type csrutil disable and press Enter.
5. Restart your Mac.

Re-enabling SIP After Editing the File

1. Shut down your Mac.
2. Restart your Mac and hold Command + R to enter macOS Recovery mode.
3. In the menu, choose Utilities > Terminal.
4. Type csrutil enable and press Enter.
5. Restart your Mac.

Changing Apple ID Region

1. On your iPhone, change your Apple ID account region to the United States.
2. Go to Settings > [your name] > Media & Purchases, and sign in with a U.S. App Store account.

Important Note

These steps involve temporarily disabling system protections and should be performed with caution. They are recommended for development and testing purposes only.

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Apple Intelligence Features will not be available in the EU in 2024

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Apple Intelligence Features will not be available in the EU in 2024

Apple Intelligence and EU Compliance Issues

Apple announced at the 2024 WWDC event that the new generative AI features under the Apple Intelligence brand will not be available in European Union (EU) countries this year. The primary reason behind this decision is compliance issues with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which came into effect last year.

Apple Intelligence Preview

Impact of the Digital Markets Act
The Digital Markets Act requires large technology companies to adhere to specific regulations and implement strict measures for user privacy and data security. Apple stated that the new AI features could conflict with these regulations as they involve mandatory integrations between the company’s applications, potentially threatening user privacy [source 1 ]() [source 2 ].

Apple’s Statement
To comply with these regulations, Apple decided to postpone the release of these new AI features in the EU for at least a year. The company emphasized that it is working with the European Commission to find a solution that would allow these features to be delivered without compromising user safety. Apple expressed concerns that the interoperability requirements of the DMA could jeopardize the integrity of its products. [source]

Scope of Features
The Apple Intelligence AI features include iPhone mirroring and SharePlay screen sharing. These functionalities are designed to enhance device integration and usability, but they will be delayed in the EU due to the DMA regulations [source]

Apple Intelligence News

Apple’s Future Plans and Outcomes

Recently, Apple has faced several restrictions in Europe for not complying with the DMA. To avoid further complications, Apple has decided to delay the rollout of these AI features for at least a year. The company plans to make these features compliant with the DMA by 2025 [source](https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/06/28/eu-hits-back-at-apple-withholding-apple-intelligence-from-the-region) [source](https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/21/apple_intelligence_eu/).

This situation highlights the regulatory challenges Apple faces in the European market and its ongoing concerns regarding user privacy and data security. The steps Apple takes to comply with EU regulations and the challenges it encounters will be closely watched by the tech industry.