Siri

Apple is allowing US iPhone buyers to claim up to $95 in compensation after it promised, but did not deliver, a significantly smarter Siri assistant. The payouts relate to devices purchased during the period when the upgraded Siri features were advertised but failed to arrive as expected. Coverage is highlighting how buyers can file claims and what the settlement means for consumer protection.

Apple is letting certain iPhone buyers in the United States file claims for payments of up to 95 dollars tied to Siri's delayed rollout. The claims process follows a settlement over the voice assistant's features not delivering as promised, and eligible customers have a limited window to submit. Discussion is circulating among tech followers in French and English alike.