Apple Admits Siri Data Tracking: Millions of Users to Receive Compensation
Apple has agreed to compensate millions of users after admitting to using voice data collected through Siri. The data was reportedly shared with third parties, including advertisers. A similar lawsuit is underway against Google.
Case Details
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User Compensation
- Apple will pay $20 to each affected user.
- Total compensation will amount to millions of dollars, covering millions of users worldwide.
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Tracking Admission
- An investigation revealed Siri recorded user conversations without consent.
- The data was shared with third parties, including advertisers, for analysis and targeted advertising.
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Google Lawsuit
- A parallel lawsuit against Google is under review for similar practices with its voice assistants.
International Reaction
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User Response
- Many users expressed outrage over the breach of privacy.
- Social media has seen a surge of calls for stricter regulation.
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Apple’s Response
- The company apologized and assured users it has implemented new measures to protect privacy.
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Regulators
- Advocacy groups and regulators are increasing pressure on tech companies to ensure transparency and accountability in data handling.
Conclusion
This case serves as a reminder of the importance of stringent data privacy measures. Users now expect greater transparency from tech giants.
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