Tired of seeing “Ask Siri” on every menu? Here's how to disable it. In macOS 27, after enabling Siri AI, all context menus include a persistent “Ask Siri” context menu item. Turns out you can actually disable it without turning off Siri AI. To disable, run the following commands in the Terminal app: codes=(soft apwn exit loca lock logo rlgo rcnt rrst rest rsdn shut slep spro syss) args=(-int 0) for code in "${codes[@]}"; do hex=$(printf %s "$code" | xxd -p -u) args+=(-int "$((16#$hex))") done defaults write -g NSAppleMenuAllowedItems -array "${args[@]}" and give your Mac a restart. --- NSAppleMenuAllowedItems controls which items are visible in the  menu. For some reason, Apple decided that macOS shouldn't insert “Ask Siri” whenever the filter is active, even if nothing is actually disabled. The command allowlists all  menu items. It doesn't include "abtm" (About This Mac) because it is unconditionally visible in the current code. Re-enable with: defaults delete -g NSAppleMenuAllowedItems