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Apple Settles Siri Lawsuit for $95 Million Amid Privacy Concerns

Apple agrees to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging Siri recorded users without consent, offering compensation for affected device owners.

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Updated: Jan 3rd, 2025, 3:37 PM ET

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Apple Inc. has agreed to a $95 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit alleging its Siri virtual assistant recorded users without their consent from 2014 to 2024. Users may claim up to $20 per device. The settlement comes amid claims of privacy violations, including unauthorized recordings and sharing with advertisers. Apple denies wrongdoing and is awaiting approval from a federal judge. Lawyers anticipate only a small percentage will file claims. Affected users must have owned a Siri-enabled device during the settlement period, with a court hearing set for February 14.

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