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    Mozilla Wants You to Violently Shake Your iPhone for AI Summaries

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    Mozilla just dropped one of the most unhinged feature updates of 2025: Shake your iPhone to get AI summaries of whatever webpage you’re reading.

    The company launched “Shake to Summarize on iOS to give you a clear summary with one move,” Mozilla writes in a blog post. “That way, you can get what you need more easily and keep going.”

    Starting this week, Firefox’s new “Shake to Summarize” feature turns your iPhone into a digital Magic 8-Ball for the internet.

    Got a 3,000-word thinkpiece about crypto that you absolutely should read but definitely won’t? Just give your phone a shake and—boom—AI-generated cliff notes appear faster than you can say “didn’t read lol.”

    How It Works

    • On iPhone 15 Pro and newer (running iOS 18), the feature uses Apple’s on-device AI.
    • On older iPhones, Mozilla’s cloud-based AI does the work instead.

    The feature leverages Apple’s on-device AI wizardry on iPhone 15 Pro and newer models running iOS 18. If you’re rocking an older iPhone, Mozilla’s cloud-based AI will handle the heavy lifting instead.

    Firefox default browser setup and summarize page optionFirefox default browser setup and summarize page option
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    Don’t Feel Like Shaking?

    No worries. For the shake-averse, Firefox also includes:

    • A thunderbolt icon in the address bar
    • A menu option to trigger the summary

    For the shake-averse, there’s also a boring old thunderbolt icon in the address bar and a menu option, because not everyone wants to look like they’re having a seizure while browsing.

    A Few Catches

    • It only works on pages under 5,000 words
    • It’s currently U.S.-only
    • Your favorite 47-part Twitter thread dissertations are safe—for now

    The bigger picture: Firefox just became one of the first major third-party apps to play nice with Apple Intelligence. That’s arguably more impressive than the shake gimmick itself.

    Sure, you can turn it off if you hate fun—but why would you?

    Global rollout and Android support coming eventually, whenever Mozilla feels like it.

    What do you think about Firefox’s “Shake to Summarize” magic trick? Would you use AI summaries to speed through long reads—or do you prefer the full story? Drop your thoughts in the comments below



    Kevin is KnowTechie’s founder and executive editor. With over 15 years of blogging experience in the tech industry, Kevin has transformed what was once a passion project into a full-blown tech news publication. Shoot him an email at kevin@knowtechie.com.



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