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macOS 27 introduces a Safari feature called Notify Me, which uses Apple Intelligence to monitor a webpage and alert users when it changes, such as when a price drops or an item restocks. A commentator notes the feature currently only allows checks as frequent as once per hour, making it unsuitable for time-sensitive tasks like snapping up concert tickets the moment they go on sale.
macOS 27 Golden Gate introduces a Safari feature called 'Notify Me,' which uses Apple Intelligence to monitor a webpage for user-specified changes, such as price drops or restocked items. Users can set how often Safari checks the page, from hourly to monthly, and receive a notification when the requested change is detected.
Apple released iOS 27 last week, an update centered on an upgraded Siri assistant but also including lesser-known tools like Ask to Browse and Notify Me, plus general performance improvements such as faster app loading. The update is compatible with iPhones as far back as the 2019 iPhone 11, though newer Apple Intelligence features require an iPhone 16 or iPhone 15 Pro model. The new Siri AI app is currently beta-only, requiring users to join a waitlist, and its EU rollout is delayed due to a dispute over the region's digital regulations.
Safari now includes a Notify Me tool that lets users describe custom conditions, such as a price drop or restocked item, and get alerted when those conditions are met. The feature is accessed through the address bar menu, works on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and lets users choose how often it checks for changes.