Siri will be able to talk to users about health issues in the future

A new report from the British Guardian newspaper revealed that the new iOS 13 system that Apple is preparing to launch later this month will bring interesting improvements to Siri's digital assistant. Specifically, the next version of the Siri Digital Assistant will have features and will be integrated with applications such as Find My Friends and the App Store.

In addition, at the annual WWDC 2019 developer conference, hosted by Apple earlier this year, Siri's digital assistant in the new iOS 13 would be more natural and useful. So, instead of hearing Siri say "After 1,000 feet, turn left," the new version of this digital assistant will say "Turn left ignoring the next light."

In addition to iOS 13, Apple has some of the most ambitious projects for Siri. If everything goes as planned, Apple will launch next year a new version of this digital assistant with iOS 14, able to interact and discuss with users of various health issues.

Although the complete plans of Apple's Siri digital assistant in this regard are still unclear, this is not surprising given Apple's strong interest in the health sector. We have seen Apple bring many health monitoring and fitness features to the Apple Watch in recent years. With Apple Watch Series 4, to name just a few examples, Apple has launched the ECG feature that allows them to draw an ECG. Until now, this feature has proven extremely useful and has alerted many users about life-threatening heart disease.