At WWDC26 this week, Apple announced its series of new software updates – iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and everything else. Of course, Siri and Apple Intelligence ended up being the star of the show, and Apple finally delivered on its AI promises from 2 years ago.
Apple didn’t stop there though. The company went above and beyond, and introduced far more than just what it unveiled at WWDC24. One of those features is called Call Context, and it’ll make everyones phone calls to customer support substantially easier.
Call Context shows you everything you’ll need to know
Let’s say you’re calling a company to return a product, but they need your order number. Instead of having to go “one moment”, frantically open your Mail app, and hope search works in a timely manner – Apple Intelligence will be able to just present the relevant information to you.
Apple’s example is with an airline, where Apple Intelligence is able to grab a user’s confirmation number from the email. Apple describes it as working proactively, so in theory it can present data as your conversation is flowing. Here’s how Apple describes the feature:
When users call a business, Call Context proactively surfaces relevant information — like a confirmation code or reservation number — directly in the Phone app. For example, if a user calls an airline to change a flight, the Phone app can automatically find their confirmation code in Mail. Call Context looks at who the user is calling, not what they’re saying, to surface helpful information; it runs entirely on device, so nothing is shared with Apple or anyone else.
So, starting with iOS 27 (and if you have a device compatible with Siri AI – meaning iPhone 15 Pro or later), you’ll have far less of a hassle during customer service phone calls.
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