Siri-ously Spying? Apple’s $95 Million Settlement Over Eavesdropping Allegations
Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing Siri of eavesdropping on iPhone users. The settlement, pending approval, could mean up to $20 per device for affected consumers. It’s a small dent in Apple’s towering profits, proving that even Siri can’t resist a little gossip now and then.
Hot Take:
Oh Siri, you little gossip! It turns out Apple’s virtual assistant has been playing the role of a secret agent, collecting juicy tidbits from our conversations without our knowledge. But fear not, dear Apple users, for the tech giant is ready to make amends with a cool $95 million settlement. Looks like Siri’s been caught with her digital hand in the cookie jar. Maybe next time, just stick to setting alarms and playing music, Siri!
Key Points:
- Apple is settling a lawsuit for $95 million over allegations of Siri eavesdropping.
- The lawsuit claims Siri recorded conversations without activation and shared data with advertisers.
- Apple maintains its innocence, but the settlement awaits approval by a judge.
- Eligible consumers could receive up to $20 per device, with claims expected from a small percentage of users.
- The settlement is a tiny fraction of Apple’s massive profits and potential trial liabilities.
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