Command-line tool quickly removes Apple Intelligence from macOS 27

A command-line tool has been developed to remove Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) data from macOS 27, freeing up to 12GB of storage space. The tool, which has not been officially endorsed by Apple, works by deleting the Analytics.db file, which is used to store ITP data. This data is used to improve Apple's services, but some users may not want to share this information with the company. The tool's author notes that it is not a permanent solution and that Apple will likely restore the data after a system update. The tool is available on GitHub and can be run from the terminal using a single command.