Perhaps time should be spent 'training' Siri.
If that seems a bit off, then start over. You
can do that, once those paths are known.
• A Beginner’s Guide to Setting Up and Using Siri - macuseof (Jan 2022)
https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-set-up-and-use-siri-iphone/
"iPhone will have you give Siri commands in the training guide, so
the program can memorize it accurately. Train Siri to your voice.."
I've probably a few (12+) 'Siri bookmarks' saved in browsers, in Macs. Can't
say those helped much, before I shut down Siri for good; and sanity sake.
Mostly in iPhone; its better set to use Siri; my Mac mini hasn't a webcam.
(Also tire and not amused with seeing my own mug via iSight, etc cam.)
Figure if I do ever 'indulge' Siri again, I may only try to use Dictation; as
that can work offline, and be trained to spell spoken words.. they say.
..Given the poor results, overall, that Siri is the iPhone's least worries..
The device has insufficient touch sensitivity for me to use the display.
While I've curbed an impulse ~ to test-drive a spike to give it the finger.
