Understanding the Lopez Voice Assistant settlement and its validity

Hi there I had gone through several news articles claiming Apple settlement for Unauthorised siri recording /listening even when not allowed to.


for this they even came up with a website .


I would like to know is that even real?



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Posted on May 14, 2025 11:24 PM

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Posted on May 15, 2025 10:52 AM

Note that to make a claim, you have to file a claim form on time … and


"The Claim Form requires that you confirm or update your current contact information and confirm the following under oath: from September 17, 2014 to December 31, 2024 (i) you purchased or owned Siri Device in the United States or its territories and enabled Siri on that device, (ii) you experienced an unintended Siri activation, and (iii) the unintended Siri activation you experienced occurred during a conversation intended to be confidential or private."

https://lopezvoiceassistantsettlement.com/faqs


That is, you don't get money merely for owning a Siri-capable device, or for having it listening all of the time, waiting for you to say "Hey, Siri". Or even for it trying to interpret non-confidential conversation as a command.


You have to confirm under oath, with penalties for perjury, that there was an unintentional activation which resulted in Siri trying to interpret a confidential and private conversation as a command.

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Jun 9, 2025 8:14 AM in response to Mac Jim ID

This is helpful information. However in my case, on two devices, my iPad as well as my Apple Watch, Siri was being activated and I didn’t realize it in the case of my watch. With my iPad, the issue was a bug of some sort that caused Siri to continue “listening” indefinitely until I would touch the screen or home button. My iPad is so old that it still has an actual home button! I was not aware of this even happening for a long time and would ask Siri a question, she would have difficulty answering and continue to listen. Eventually I got an express replacement for my iPad (it was for a different problem). The replacement didn’t have any issues with Siri. So I think that’s legit.


I do thank you for your well thought out recommendations.

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