I don't really understand why the check must be so strict to also check at the previous versions. It would seem like it would be sufficient for whatever purpose this is for that if the most recent version does not have app group entitlements the transfer would be allowed. I saw the same thing that even with a new release that deletes the app grouping the transfer is not allowed.

My car is the same way. If I set headlights off, from "auto" which they typically are, then the screen goes to light mode.

After more investigation into this, it seems like the iMac also creates the better results while Mac minis consistently miss a few points. I created a script that allowed automating this test tens of times and the results were consistently different between Mac mini vs. iMac/MBP. Apple Engineers, can you please shed some light into this? Is the T2 chip somehow used in the image processing? We are evaluating this for a significant business application and need to understand the hardware dependencies in Vision.

Indeed it seems I was asking the wrong question. Supported languages in Big Sur for accurate returns VNRecognizeTextRequest en, fr, it, de, es, pt, zh. Great Leap Forward!

Big Sur first beta still returns just "en__US"... Running these lines. import Vision print(VNRecognizeTextRequest().revision) print(VNRecognizeTextRequest().recognitionLanguages)

Support for several new languages has been introduced to VNRecognizeTextRequest in iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur, and tvOS 14.  ^^ Hey, can you please specify the languages?