Siri-ously Expensive: Apple’s $95M Settlement Over Privacy Blunders

Apple’s paying $95 million to settle claims that Siri eavesdropped on users without the “hey Siri” prompt. Eligible Siri device owners in the US from 2014-2024 can claim up to $20 per gadget, proving that sometimes it’s Siri who should mind her own business, not just ours.

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Oh Siri, you naughty little eavesdropper! Apple’s $95 million ‘oopsie’ fund is here to patch up all those unintentional “Hey Siri, who’s listening?” moments. Let’s just hope they don’t activate Siri’s sarcasm mode when handing out those settlements!

Key Points:

  • Apple agrees to a $95 million settlement over Siri privacy concerns.
  • Settlement Class Members can claim up to $20 per Siri device.
  • Devices include iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and more.
  • The lawsuit alleges unintended Siri activation led to privacy violations.
  • Apple denies any wrongdoing but is ready to settle.

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