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Apple has agreed to pay $95M in a class action settlement over accusations Siri recorded private conversations and shared them with third parties.
Users who bought an Apple device between Sept. 2014 and Dec. 2024 have until July 2 to claim up to $100.
A hearing to finalize the settlement is set for Aug. 1 and if there are no appeals, payouts will be processed as soon as possible.
Apple has agreed to pay $95M in a class action settlement over accusations Siri recorded private conversations and shared them with third parties.
Users who bought an Apple device between Sept. 2014 and Dec. 2024 have until July 2 to claim up to $100.
A hearing to finalize the settlement is set for Aug. 1 and if there are no appeals, payouts will be processed as soon as possible.
Anyone who’s owned an Apple device over the past decade could be eligible for part of a $95 million payout. It stems from a class action lawsuit that accused Siri-enabled devices of spying on users as far back as 2014.
The lawsuit was filed by users who say their private conversations were being recorded by their Apple devices after they unintentionally activated Siri. They accuse Apple of then sharing that data with third parties.
Multiple plaintiffs claimed they received advertisements related to topics they discussed in personal conversations about particular brands or services.
While Apple denies the allegations, it agreed to the settlement in January.
Under the settlement, people who have experienced an unintended Siri activation during a private conversation could be eligible for a payment of up to $100. Each person can submit a claim of up to $20 per device for up to five devices.
The devices must have been bought and used between Sept. 17, 2014, and Dec. 31, 2024. Eligible devices include iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, MacBooks, iMacs, HomePods, iPod touches and Apple TVs.
Some users received an email or postcard with a claim identification code and confirmation code that can be used to make the claim. If not, you can still submit a claim online here.
However, if people are hoping to cash in on a chunk of change, they’d better do it fast. All claims must be submitted by July 2.
A court hearing to approve the settlement is tentatively scheduled for Aug. 1. If the settlement amount is approved, payments will be sent out to those who claimed devices, however, an exact date has not been given.
According to the lawsuit’s FAQ webpage, payments will be processed as soon as possible if there are no appeals.
[Craig Nigrelli]
IF YOU’VE OWNED AN APPLE DEVICE IN THE PAST DECADE – YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO GET PART OF A 95 MILLION DOLLAR SETTLEMENT.
IT STEMS FROM A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT THAT ACCUSED SIRI-ENABLED DEVICES – LIKE IPHONES, MACBOOKS, AND APPLE TVS – OF SPYING ON USERS SINCE 20-14.
THE LAWSUIT WAS FILED BY USERS WHO SAY THEIR PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS WERE BEING RECORDED BY THEIR APPLE DEVICES AFTER THEY UNINTENTIONALLY ACTIVATED SIRI.
WHILE APPLE DENIES THE ALLEGATIONS – IT AGREED TO THE SETTLEMENT IN JANUARY.
BUT IF YOU’RE HOPING TO CASH IN ON YOUR OWN CHUNK OF CHANGE – YOU’D BETTER DO IT FAST.
ALL CLAIMS **MUST** BE SUBMITTED BY JULY 2-ND – LESS THAN TWO MONTHS FROM NOW.
UNDER THE SETTLEMENT PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED AN UNINTENDED SIRI ACTIVATION DURING A PRIVATE CONVERSATION COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR A PAYMENT OF UP TO 100 DOLLARS.
EACH PERSON CAN SUBMIT A CLAIM OF UP TO 20 DOLLARS PER DEVICE – FOR UP TO FIVE DEVICES…
AND THE DEVICES MUST HAVE BEEN BOUGHT AND USED BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 17-TH, 20-14, AND DECEMBER 31-ST, 20-24.
A COURT HEARING TO APPROVE THE SETTLEMENT IS SET FOR AUGUST 1ST.
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A class action lawsuit settlement involving Apple highlights ongoing concerns over user privacy, the handling of personal data by technology companies, and the recourse that consumers have when claiming alleged privacy violations.
The lawsuit centers on allegations that Apple's Siri-enabled devices recorded and potentially shared users' private conversations without explicit consent, underscoring ongoing debates about data protection and personal privacy.
Apple agreed to pay $95 million to settle the case, demonstrating that large technology firms can face legal and financial consequences when consumers allege violations of privacy rights, even as Apple denies any wrongdoing.
The settlement provides affected users with a means to claim compensation, illustrating how class action lawsuits serve as a mechanism for consumers to seek redress when they believe their rights have been infringed.
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The $95 million settlement will be distributed among eligible users of Siri-enabled devices who file valid claims. Each person can receive up to $20 per device, with a maximum of five devices, totaling up to $100. The final payment per person depends on the number of approved claims and devices covered by the settlement.
This settlement follows a growing trend of legal scrutiny toward large tech companies over privacy issues, prompted by increasing public concern about the handling of personal data. The controversy began after a 2019 report revealed that contractors were listening to Siri recordings, echoing broader debates over digital surveillance and consumer privacy rights in the tech industry.
Apple has committed to enhancing the privacy of Siri by increasing the use of on-device processing, minimizing data sent to external servers, and tightening contractual obligations for third-party contractors. The company states it will “continue to develop technologies to make Siri even more private,” following public criticism and legal action.
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Apple has agreed to pay $95M in a class action settlement over accusations Siri recorded private conversations and shared them with third parties.
Users who bought an Apple device between Sept. 2014 and Dec. 2024 have until July 2 to claim up to $100.
A hearing to finalize the settlement is set for Aug. 1 and if there are no appeals, payouts will be processed as soon as possible.
Apple has agreed to pay $95M in a class action settlement over accusations Siri recorded private conversations and shared them with third parties.
Users who bought an Apple device between Sept. 2014 and Dec. 2024 have until July 2 to claim up to $100.
A hearing to finalize the settlement is set for Aug. 1 and if there are no appeals, payouts will be processed as soon as possible.
Anyone who’s owned an Apple device over the past decade could be eligible for part of a $95 million payout. It stems from a class action lawsuit that accused Siri-enabled devices of spying on users as far back as 2014.
The lawsuit was filed by users who say their private conversations were being recorded by their Apple devices after they unintentionally activated Siri. They accuse Apple of then sharing that data with third parties.
Multiple plaintiffs claimed they received advertisements related to topics they discussed in personal conversations about particular brands or services.
While Apple denies the allegations, it agreed to the settlement in January.
Under the settlement, people who have experienced an unintended Siri activation during a private conversation could be eligible for a payment of up to $100. Each person can submit a claim of up to $20 per device for up to five devices.
The devices must have been bought and used between Sept. 17, 2014, and Dec. 31, 2024. Eligible devices include iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, MacBooks, iMacs, HomePods, iPod touches and Apple TVs.
Some users received an email or postcard with a claim identification code and confirmation code that can be used to make the claim. If not, you can still submit a claim online here.
However, if people are hoping to cash in on a chunk of change, they’d better do it fast. All claims must be submitted by July 2.
A court hearing to approve the settlement is tentatively scheduled for Aug. 1. If the settlement amount is approved, payments will be sent out to those who claimed devices, however, an exact date has not been given.
According to the lawsuit’s FAQ webpage, payments will be processed as soon as possible if there are no appeals.
[Craig Nigrelli]
IF YOU’VE OWNED AN APPLE DEVICE IN THE PAST DECADE – YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO GET PART OF A 95 MILLION DOLLAR SETTLEMENT.
IT STEMS FROM A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT THAT ACCUSED SIRI-ENABLED DEVICES – LIKE IPHONES, MACBOOKS, AND APPLE TVS – OF SPYING ON USERS SINCE 20-14.
THE LAWSUIT WAS FILED BY USERS WHO SAY THEIR PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS WERE BEING RECORDED BY THEIR APPLE DEVICES AFTER THEY UNINTENTIONALLY ACTIVATED SIRI.
WHILE APPLE DENIES THE ALLEGATIONS – IT AGREED TO THE SETTLEMENT IN JANUARY.
BUT IF YOU’RE HOPING TO CASH IN ON YOUR OWN CHUNK OF CHANGE – YOU’D BETTER DO IT FAST.
ALL CLAIMS **MUST** BE SUBMITTED BY JULY 2-ND – LESS THAN TWO MONTHS FROM NOW.
UNDER THE SETTLEMENT PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED AN UNINTENDED SIRI ACTIVATION DURING A PRIVATE CONVERSATION COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR A PAYMENT OF UP TO 100 DOLLARS.
EACH PERSON CAN SUBMIT A CLAIM OF UP TO 20 DOLLARS PER DEVICE – FOR UP TO FIVE DEVICES…
AND THE DEVICES MUST HAVE BEEN BOUGHT AND USED BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 17-TH, 20-14, AND DECEMBER 31-ST, 20-24.
A COURT HEARING TO APPROVE THE SETTLEMENT IS SET FOR AUGUST 1ST.
FOR MORE OF THE STORIES THAT MATTER TO YOU – MAKE SURE YOU DOWNLOAD THE STRAIGHT ARROW NEWS APP TODAY.
A class action lawsuit settlement involving Apple highlights ongoing concerns over user privacy, the handling of personal data by technology companies, and the recourse that consumers have when claiming alleged privacy violations.
The lawsuit centers on allegations that Apple's Siri-enabled devices recorded and potentially shared users' private conversations without explicit consent, underscoring ongoing debates about data protection and personal privacy.
Apple agreed to pay $95 million to settle the case, demonstrating that large technology firms can face legal and financial consequences when consumers allege violations of privacy rights, even as Apple denies any wrongdoing.
The settlement provides affected users with a means to claim compensation, illustrating how class action lawsuits serve as a mechanism for consumers to seek redress when they believe their rights have been infringed.
22
The $95 million settlement will be distributed among eligible users of Siri-enabled devices who file valid claims. Each person can receive up to $20 per device, with a maximum of five devices, totaling up to $100. The final payment per person depends on the number of approved claims and devices covered by the settlement.
This settlement follows a growing trend of legal scrutiny toward large tech companies over privacy issues, prompted by increasing public concern about the handling of personal data. The controversy began after a 2019 report revealed that contractors were listening to Siri recordings, echoing broader debates over digital surveillance and consumer privacy rights in the tech industry.
Apple has committed to enhancing the privacy of Siri by increasing the use of on-device processing, minimizing data sent to external servers, and tightening contractual obligations for third-party contractors. The company states it will “continue to develop technologies to make Siri even more private,” following public criticism and legal action.
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Apple paying $95 million in a Siri eavesdropping settlement. Here's how to file a claim.
Find Out if You Qualify for Money from Apple's $95 Million Settlement Over Siri
If You Always Felt Like Siri Was Recording You, Apple May Owe You Money in a Class Action Lawsuit
‘Lopez Voice Assistant’ emails aren’t a scam, they’re about the Siri class action settlement
Report an issue with this summary
Did Siri snoop on you? How much of the $95M settlement you could receive
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For Apple device owners: Claims due soon for $95M settlement tied to allegation Siri recorded you
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Did Siri snoop on you? How much of the $95M settlement you could receive
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Apple will compensate iPhone users and other products that meet these features
Portal opens for consumers to file claims against Apple as part of $95 settlement over Siri
Lopez voice settlement: How to file a claim in Apple Siri class action lawsuit
Apple pays 95 million to those who bought these iPhones in the last 10 years
SWLA Residents Could Be Entitled To $100 From Apple Lawsuit
Apple will pay compensation for Siri's alleged violation of privacy. – Always in the News
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