Apple Agrees to Compensate Siri Users with $20 Per Gadget in Legal Resolution Regarding Unintentional Siri Privacy Breaches

Apple has consented to allocate $95 million to resolve a potential collective legal dispute alleging that the creator of iPhones violated the privacy of users through its voice-activated Siri aide.

Apple has consented to allocate $95 million to resolve a potential collective legal dispute alleging that the creator of iPhones violated the privacy of users through its voice-activated Siri aide.
The initial report regarding this progress was disclosed by Reuters.
This resolution pertains to individuals in the U.S. who are existing or past possessors or buyers of a device equipped with Siri, and had their private vocal interactions compromised.

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