Apple Settles Class Action Lawsuit Involving Siri: Here’s How Users Can Claim Up to $100

Apple has agreed to pay out $95 million to settle a class action lawsuit related to its virtual assistant, Siri. The lawsuit alleged that Apple had violated user privacy by allowing contractors to listen to Siri recordings for quality control purposes without user consent. As part of the settlement, Apple has agreed to pay eligible users up to $100 each. In order to claim a portion of the settlement, users need to submit their claims by July 2. Eligible users include those in the United States who owned an iPhone 6s or later, an Apple Watch Series 1 or later, or an iPad 5th generation or later before October 2019. Users can visit the settlement website to submit their claims and receive their portion of the settlement. This settlement serves as a reminder of the importance of user privacy and the responsibility of tech companies to protect user data. It also highlights the power of class action lawsuits in holding companies accountable for their actions. If you believe you are eligible for a portion of the settlement, make sure to submit your claim before the deadline to receive compensation for any potential privacy violations related to Siri usage.