How to ask Siri about what's on your screen
Quick answer
With on-screen awareness, you can refer to what's in front of you — "add this address to his contact card" while viewing a message, and Siri acts on the content on screen. It's a new Apple Intelligence capability rolling out with the updated Siri.
Say this
“Hey Siri, add this address to her contact card”
How it works
- 01Have the relevant content open on screen (a message, web page, photo).
- 02Refer to it naturally: "this," "that address," "him."
- 03Siri uses what's on screen to complete the request.
- 04Confirm the action before it's saved or sent.
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If Siri doesn't get it
On-screen awareness is part of the newer Apple Intelligence Siri and rolls out in stages — if Siri can't "see" your screen yet, the feature may not be live on your device or region. Based on Apple's announcement; not yet device-confirmed.
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