The settlement period spans ten years, and with the widespread use of Apple products, there’s a good chance you could be eligible for a payment. After being sued for allegedly allowing its voice ...

A new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman offers a candid behind-the-scenes look at what went wrong with Apple’s AI strategy, and why we may not hear much about Siri or Apple Intelligence on i ...

If these latest promises from Google become a reality, it will further heap more pressure on Apple, which has been battling complaints over Siri's struggles to understand conversational prompts.

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I won’t reprise the sad story of how Apple went from being at the forefront of AI technology with the launch of Siri in 2011 to being hopelessly left behind in 2025. The company’s current ...

A new report claims that Apple will open up the iPhone to allow users to choose a different default voice assistant instead of Siri. This is big news, and it’s quite unexpected. Will iOS 19 mean ...

Years after facing a lawsuit for allegedly eavesdropping on users through Siri, Apple has agreed to ... with a cap of five devices per person. That means the maximum payout is $100, but actual ...

You'll be asked to provide your contact information along with a serial number and model name for the Siri device or proof of purchase. You can add as many as five different devices, including an ...

Apple is reportedly preparing to allow iPhone users in the EU to select third-party voice assistants to be the default, instead of Siri. According to Bloomberg on Sunday, Apple is working to meet ...

The class action lawsuit — Lopez v. Apple Inc. — was filed in December, alleging that some customers with Siri enabled on their Apple devices had their confidential conversations recorded.

This will pre-populate a few fields; all you have to do otherwise is fill out the rest, specify how many Siri-enabled devices you are submitting a claim for, and how you prefer to be paid.

While Apple denies any wrongdoing, people who owned Siri-enabled devices between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024, can now file a claim. The case, Lopez v. Apple Inc., alleged that Apple ...