#Apple Siri lawsuit

Apple has agreed to pay USD 95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing its digital assistant, Siri, of eavesdropping on users’ private conversations. The lawsuit, filed in 2018, claimed that Siri was unintentionally listening in on private conversations across iPhones, iPads, HomePods, and other Siri-enabled devices. The agreement also requires Apple to ensure that any captured conversations are deleted and to make it clearer to users how they can manage the voice data used to improve Siri. The company introduced Siri AI, a completely new version of the assistant powered by Apple Intelligence. A dedicated Siri app is now available across all Apple platforms. Back in March, we heard reports that Apple was looking to let the next generation of Siri work with third-party AI bots. Apple is reportedly planning to let Siri work with more third-party AI chatbots in its future update, according to a new report. He said Apple is working on a system where AI apps can connect to Siri through extensions. Read more in our articles including "Apple agrees to settle Siri privacy lawsuit for USD 95 million" and "Apple Puts a Siri Camera Mode on iPhone, Visual Intelligence Across All Platforms".