Use Siri Suggestions on Mac
When you turn on Siri Suggestions, you get suggested actions in some apps even before you ask. For example, when you get an invitation in Mail, you’re asked if you want to add it to your calendar. Or, when you browse webpages, you get suggestions for related webpages.
How Siri Suggestions work
Here are some ways you can get things done more easily when Siri Suggestions are on:
Create email and events: As you add names to an email or calendar event, you get suggestions based on people you included in previous emails or events.
Create a reminder: When someone asks you to do something (for example, “Can you get milk tomorrow?”) and you provide an answer (such as “Yes,”), you can have a reminder created for that item.
Receive FaceTime calls: If you receive an incoming FaceTime call, and the phone number can be found in your contacts or emails, the caller is identified by name. Otherwise, the caller is identified as unknown.
Leave for an event: If your calendar event includes a location, you receive a notification about when to leave based on traffic conditions.
Search in Safari: Suggested websites and other information appear in the search field as you type.
Confirm an appointment or book a flight on a travel website: You’re asked if you want to add the event or other travel information to your calendar.
Read News stories: You can get suggestions based on stories you read and channels and topics you follow.
Turn Siri Suggestions on or off
On your Mac, choose Apple menu
(or Siri ) in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)Click About Siri, Dictation & Privacy.
Select apps in the list to turn “Show Siri Suggestions in application” or “Learn from this application” on or off.
To learn more about how Apple protects your information and lets you choose what you share, click About Siri, Dictation & Privacy, or see the Apple Privacy website.
Your personal information—which is encrypted and remains private—stays up to date across all your Apple devices where you’re signed in to the same Apple Account. As you use Siri on one device, your experience with Siri is improved on your other devices. When you use Siri, your information is protected, and you can choose what you want to share.
If you don’t want Siri personalization to update across your devices, you can turn off Siri in iCloud settings. On your Mac, choose Apple menu 