After upgrading to MacOS Sierra, a new folder ~/Library/Application\ Support/Knowledge/ emerged, I'm not sure what it stores
I already tried to google for it, but only got results for Application Support folder.
Any ideas?
macOS – What Does ~/Library/Application Support/Knowledge/ Folder Do
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/usr/libexec/knowledge-agentwrites its databases to~/Library/Application Support/Knowledgeand/var/db/CoreDuet/Knowledge.This is Siri's proactive knowledge functionality. Siri will read data from the services you enable in System Preferences → Siri → Siri Suggestions & Privacy, writing data it finds useful into the database.